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Rozen Maiden - Episode 5

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**Suiseiseki / Jade Stern** (翠星石 *Suiseiseki*) is the fourth episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on October 28, 2004.

## Summary

It's almost time for bed, but that doesn't stop Hinaichigo and Shinku from making quite the racket for Jun. Out of nowhere a large wooden case comes careening through the window, shattering it once again. From it emerges Suiseiseki, the third Rozen Maiden doll. After an egregiously long reunion hug, the gang relocates downstairs for a snack. Hinaichigo and Shinku ask about Suiseiseki's master, to which she responds by throwing food at Jun and saying only that she hates humans.

The next morning, Suiseiseki lays down some red tape around Jun's bed and orders him not to cross the line. Hinaichigo explains that Suiseiseki is "timid and fragile" and says that Jun could benefit from Suiseiseki's gardener powers. To set the example, Hinaichigo asks Suiseiseki to help steer him onto the right track. Jun and the dolls are thus transported into his own dream world - a drab gray landscape filled with broken electronics and school supplies.

Suiseiseki wastes no time layering on the insults. The gang explores for a bit before being chased by a monster made from wads of papers. A bit of self-determination gets Jun to shred the paper monster, and the group locates a more pleasant section of Jun's dream world - a sparkling pond surrounded by a forest. They wade across the pond and find a minuscule shrub that Suiseiseki claims is a representation of Jun's mental state. Her abilities by themselves only result in marginal growth of the shrub (i.e. marginal improvement in Jun's well-being). Suiseiseki is also shown to have a crush on Hinaichigo.

Upon escaping the dream world, Hinaichigo suggests that Suiseiseki and Jun form a contract, to which both parties object.

## Trivia

* "Jade Stern" is German and means "Jade Star". A more proper translation of "Suiseiseki" would be "Jade Stein" meaning "Jade Stone."
Nori Sakurada

*This article is about the character from Peach-Pit's manga continuity. For other uses see Nori Sakurada (disambiguation).*
**Nori Sakurada** (桜田 のり *Sakurada Nori*) is the older sister of Jun Sakurada who is portrayed as a lacrosse player where she has given up a lot of school activities since she has to care for Jun while their parents are overseas.

## Contents

* 1Appearance
	+ 1.1Anime
* 2Personality
* 3History
* 4Relationships
* 5Quotes
* 6Etymology
* 7Trivia
* 8References and Citations

## Appearance

Nori has light brown hair, brown eyes and she wears oval-shaped glasses that she is apparently virtually blind without, as in one episode she trips and loses them and is unable to see Kanaria sitting about four feet away from her. She wears a white tee shirt with a blue vest over it, and blue pants.

### Anime

Her hair color was changed to a darker shade of brown in the 2013 anime.

## Personality

An avid lacrosse player, Nori had to give up many of her other hobbies when she assumed parental care of Jun while their parents are out of the country on business. She is kind and gentle towards Jun, although initially resistant to the responsibility, which he has not entirely forgiven her for. She unfortunately takes the brunt of Jun's abuse and criticism. Nori is quick to find, get, and resort to books for cures, treatments and copings with Jun Sakurada's hikikomori-ism. Early in manga volume one, when she hears Jun and Hinaichigo arguing in his bedroom she leaps to the conclusion that he has developed *schizophrenia,* and gets a book on that.

Shinku constantly provides Nori with advice on everything from the proper way to brew tea, to the best way to treat Jun. Nori is very fond of the dolls who live and play in her house, and also seems to be dangerous when angered; at one point she becomes angry at Suiseiseki for having created a mess of food at the stairs, and even more angry realising that Suiseiseki had eaten Shinku’s strawberry melon and caused the whole problem and later in the same chapter Suiseiseki is punished by Nori and robbed of her desert and favourite dinner.

## Quotes

* *"Hello Mr. Onion, hello Mr. Carrot! Hi there Mr. Potato! Hello hello hello!... Why hello Mr. Strawberry I think I'll take you home!"* - Nori Sakurada (Rozen Maiden, Episode 05)

## Etymology

* Nori's surname **Sakurada** means "cherry blossom" (櫻) (**sakura**) and "field, rice paddy" (田) (**da**).
	+ Part of the name **Sakura** can also mean "blossom" (咲) (**saku**) and "good, virtuous, respectable" (良) (**ra**).

## References and Citations

1. According to Studio DEEN's model sheets
2. Phase 14
Rozen Maiden: Träumend

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## Description

The second season of *Rozen Maiden*, subtitled *Träumend* (トロイメント *toroimento*) has a slightly darker tone. Träumend is German for "dreaming." The episodes are more plot-driven and deal with topics such as "Father" - the Rozen Maiden's creator - and the inevitable conclusion to the Alice Game. Jun does not yet attend school (he has much work to make up before he can go back), but studies at home and at the local library. He is much more willing and eager to go outside the house than he was in the first season, and seems to have even grown fond of the ever-present dolls. Hinaichigo has also been changed, thanks to the events of the previous season, but she is still as aristocratic as ever, lecturing and punishing Jun at every opportunity. Several new non-doll characters are introduced, including a riddle-spouting, tuxedo-attired anthropomorphic rabbit. The final group of dolls also appear this season: Kirakishou , the seventh doll, Barasuishou, the eight doll.

*Rozen Maiden: Träumend* consists of twelve episodes that began airing on October 20, 2005 and ended on January 26, 2006. Only the first volume of DVDs - including the first four episodes - is currently available in North America, after Geneon canceled its North American releases in September 2007. On July 3, 2008, Geneon Entertainment and Funimation Entertainment announced an agreement to distribute select titles in North America. While Geneon Entertainment will still retain the license, Funimation Entertainment will assume exclusive rights to the manufacturing, marketing, sales and distribution of select titles. *Rozen Maiden* and *Rozen Maiden Traumend* were two of several titles involved in the deal Funimation Entertainment and GeneonRetrieved July 3, 2008, thus raising hopes that *Träumend* would be released in its entirety. Volume 2 was officially released in North America on October 28, 2008.
Ring

The **rings** are how the Rozen Maidens form contracts with their masters. These are bound to the actual dolls, and not to their Rosa Mystica or their artificial spirits. A contract is formed using them by kissing the ring.

It is possible for a doll's ring to be kept after their death, and for a contract to be formed with a master afterward, which can begin to revive the doll, although a Mystica is needed to complete the process.
Rain - Reagan ~Suiseiseki~

I hate rain, it makes me wet and soggy!
So I decided to go tell fibs and tease the childish little Shink-chibi! On a rainy day it always makes me feel just a little bit more cheerful! I left a note saying “follow me, it’s kun kun” that childish plush the stupid Shink-Chibi is obsessed with, and then when she got there Shink-Chibi’s favourite plush was torn to pieces and covered in blood! Well ketchup, but you know.  It made me just a little bit happier!
But then, the puny human told me to “cut it out, you rotten little doll!” Excuse me! The only one who should cut it out is you and Shink-Chibi who was currently wailing!
And then, Pretty-Ichigo said the same thing and told me it wasn’t very grown up! I’m not childish! It’s Shink-Chibi! But she said I was having no pudding and I was going to become a servant for the day! Can you believe that! Pretty-Ichigo can be so totally unfair, sometimes!
After that, I went upstairs angrily to try and find more ways to tease Shink-Chibi and the puny human! That was so totally unfair! And what about Pretty-Ichigo? How am I going to win her favour again?! I have thought about teasing her and teaching her a lesson, but I like her way to much to do that, I wish she liked me as much as I liked  her!
Kirakishou ( disambiguation )

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**Kirakishou** is the seventh Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Kirakishou** can also refer to:

* Kirakishou (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Kirakishou (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
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**Suiseiseki** is the third Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Suiseiseki** can also refer to:

* Suiseiseki (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Suiseiseki (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Rozen Maiden Suigintou Nenderoid

Suigintou gets her own nendoroid too! Suigingtou comes with three expressions and her black, feathery wings. Her three expressions are her normal sneering face, glaring chibi face, and irked face. She looks good together with the Hinaichigo nendoroid. Enjoy this beautiful gothic Rozen Maiden and be sure to get Hinaichigo!
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Ball ~Suigintou~

I've had this dream so many times before. That man must have been father! The one who created me, my very own father! But father will not smile for me. It's because I'm not Alice. There is only one in this world for whom father will smile - only Alice. To be anything other than that is to be meaningless and worthless. Yes, it's the same as being good-for-nothing junk.
Please wait for me, father! Soon, all of the Rosa Mystica will become mine! When that happens, I will become Alice! At last I will be able to go and meet father. For the sake of that, I would do anything! Even if I lost everything else, I wouldn't mind. Because, that is what I was created for! Hinaichigo and the others, who have forgotten the Alice Game and spend their time playing, have no right to become Alice. I'll turn those children into junk soon. They will die in obscurity with their ugliness exposed for all to see.
Rozen Maiden: Gebetgarten

**Rozen Maiden: Gebetgarten** is the second official *Rozen Maiden* game which was released on March 22, 2007. It is a 3-D fighter made by Taito Corporation with cel-shaded graphics. It is available for the PlayStation 2 console. Its soundtrack, Rozen Maiden Beilege Disk 2, was included with the preorder.

## Contents

* 1Description
* 2Gallery
* 3Trivia
* 4See also
* 5References

## Description

Two versions were marketed for release: a "normal" one, which only included the game, and a special edition which also included a Rozen Maiden handwatch, similar to the one would could get for the limited version of Rozen Maiden: Duellwalzer. However, instead of Hinaichigo, there is a silhouette of Suigintou inside and it is silver instead of golden.

## Gallery

Suigintou Watch Sample
Suigintou Watch Sample 2
Suigintou Watch Sample 3

## Trivia

* "Gebetgarten" is German for "Prayer Garden".

## See also

* Rozen Maiden: Duellwalzer
* Rozen Maiden ALIBAT
* Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Welt ab

## References

1. "Rozen Maiden Gebetgarten" (in Japanese). Square Enix. Retrieved October 23, 2013
2. "Rozen Maiden Beilege Disk 2" (in Japanese). Suruga-ya. Retrieved October 20, 2013.
3. General knowledge of the german language
Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden

**Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden** (*まいてはいけないローゼンメイデン*) is a comedy gag manga based off Rozen Maiden written and illustrated by Choboraunyopomi. This manga began serialization on December 27, 2012 in the magazine *Miracle Jump*.

## Description

This manga featured mostly unrelated chapters. Originally serialized in *Miracle Jump*, it was moved to *Tonari no Young Jump*. A bonus chapter was added with the volume release.

During 2016, a related oneshot chapter by the same artist was published in magazine *Ultra Jump*.

## List of Volumes

*Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden*

* Maki 1
* Maki 2
* Maki 3
* Maki 4
* Maki 5
* Maki 6
* Maki 7
* Maki 8
* Maki 9
* Maki 10
* Maki 11
* Special Edition

## References and Citations

1. "Miracle Jump Magazine Returns Next Month". Anime News Network. Retrieved August 17, 2019.
2. "Ai Mai Mi's Choboraunyopomi Draws Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden Manga". Anime News Network. Retrieved August 17, 2019.
Shinku

## Appearance

Shinku has light, blonde hair, kept in two twin tails tied at the back of her head, and blue eyes. She wears a red gown with a matching shawl and bonnet as accessories. Her bonnet is fastened with a black ribbon, which is tied into a bow at her neck and held in place with a red rose brooch.

## Personality

Shinku is quite rude and snappy, she is also quite quiet and strange. She is usually seen reading a book, or talking to Hinaichigo. She seems to love nothing more than consistently abusing her master, Jun Sakurada, be it by slapping (sometimes with her ponytails), kicking, or hitting him when he annoys, doesn’t comply with Hinaichigo’s order, or takes someone else’s side. Her main goal in life is to be understood by everyone, instead of just Hinaichigo, and be thought of as not mean.

Regardless of her rude, snappy personality , she is also portrayed to be very childish, whenever watching her favorite television program, "Detective Kun-Kun", she is often shown to believe the episode's happenings to be true. For example, when a villain was sneaking up behind Kun-Kun in one episode, Shinku screams for him to get out of the way. She also seems to be a hardcore fan, once even sending away for a detective kit given away in a contest. Her childish attitude is most active, when she has been teased if tricked by Suiseiseki. Shinku is quite gullible and believes most things Suiseiseki says. However, sometimes she is shown to know better. Whenever Suiseiseki teases Shinku, she wails and screams and throws fits and tantrums. She also loves to sing and dance around when she is happy.

In Rozen Maiden: Overtüre, the third season of Rozen Maiden, Suigintou beats Shinku in a battle and kills her. After this, she falls into the roses of the End Field, and hands her Rosa Mystica to Hinaichigo. She sates this is because Hinaichigo was the only one who understood her and she had always been there for her.

## Weapons and Skills

For attacks, she uses red rose vines. These are not as powerful or effective as Hinaichigo’s elegant strawberry vines and flurry of rose petals, but they at are effective and very useful.

## Quotes

*“I said, which you heard loud and clear, that I Shinku, the red rose sister and the fifth of the Rozen maiden dolls, am not a mirror, because all the things that you just said are exactly what would reflect in a mirror, if you were to look back in it,” Shinku to Suiseiseki in phase 30*
Jun Sakurada ( disambiguation )

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**Jun Sakurada** is the main human protagonist in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Jun Sakurada** can also refer to:

* Jun Sakurada (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Jun Sakurada (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Rozen Maiden ALIBAT

**Rozen Maiden ALIBAT / Record of Rozen War** is a fan-made 3D fighting game based on the Alice Game, created by Dream Toys Factory.

## Contents

* 1Description
* 2Gameplay
	+ 2.1Controls
	+ 2.2Attack Types
	+ 2.3Game Modes
	+ 2.4Difficulty Levels
* 3See also
* 4References & Citations

## Description

Rozen Maiden AliBat is a 3-D fighting doujinshi game. Alibat, short for "Alice Battle", was originally released at Comiket 69 (and also through the internet) as a basic demo, where only Hinaichigo, Suigintou, and Suiseiseki were playable characters. The latest version included Shinku, Kanaria, Souseiseki, Kirakishou and Barasuishou as further playable characters. There is also one secret unlockable character, Detective Kun-Kun. As it is a fan-made game, the available abilities and graphic design are basic.

## Gameplay

This game features nine characters to choose from - each of the Rozen Maiden dolls, and the unlockable Kun-Kun. Each of the characters have their own strengths and weaknesses. ALiBAT is a top-down fighter. In order to attack, the player must first pick up an attack from one of the cases that appear at random on the field. Each case contains a limited number of one attack type. Picking up another case will destroy any attacks that were already held. When one player reduces the others' health to 0, they win the round. Each match lasts until either player has won three rounds.

### Controls

* The **Arrow Keys** move the character around.
* **Z** to attack
* **X** to dash
* **C** to jump
* **P** to change costume

### Attack Types

* A : Fast attack
* B : Curved attack
* C : High-power attack
* G : Trap attack
* L : Long-range attack
* P : Familiar attack
* R : Regular attack
* S : Short-range attack
* W : Wide-range attack

Note that each doll only has access to a specific subset of these attack types.

### Game Modes

* Arcade : Play against a succession of AI opponents
* Versus : Play against a human opponent
* 1P Versus : Play against an AI opponent
* Lobby : Play online

### Difficulty Levels

There are four difficulty levels: Easy, Normal, Hard, Nightmare, and Hell (Hell mode can only be unlocked by successfully beating Nightmare.)

## See also

* Rozen Maiden: Duellwallzer
* Rozen Maiden: Gebetgarten
* Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Welt ab
Rozen Maiden Hinaichigo Nenderoid

This nendoroid of the 6th Rozen Maiden is simply adorable. It includes her suitcase, golden key, pink rose petals, her strawberry rice cake, and her special crayons. Her expressions are her smiling face, sleeping face, glaring face, and sad face. With her sleeping face, you can put her in the suitcase she sleeps in! You can wind her up with the golden key to recreate scenes from the series. Could there be a more sophisticated nendoroid?
Barasiushou ( disambiguation )

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**Barasiushou** is the eighth Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Barasiushou** can also refer to:

* Barasiushou (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Barasiushou (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Rozen Maiden - Episode 13

**Hinaichigo/ Kliene Beere** (真紅 *Hinaichigo*) is the thirteenth and final episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on December 23, 2004.

## Contents

* 1Summary
* 2Important Events
* 3Trivia
* 4Screenshots
* 5References & Citations

## Summary

Suiseiseki, Souseiseki, and Shinku take over fighting against Suigintou to give Jun and Hinaichigo a chance to escape. They take up refuge in a model house that Jun built for an elementary school assignment. Hinaichigo is of course quite distraught about her missing right arm, so Jun ventures out to find it. Suigintou believes he won't succeed, as he must make it through a lake that rekindles his traumatic memories, but to her shock he perseveres, even after being pelted with feathers. Hinaichigo arrives on the scene, and once Jun has grabbed the arm it repairs by itself, even fixing the broken fabric on the sleeve of her dress. Now that Hinaichigo is complete again, she and Suigintou battle once more.

Hinaichigo does well against Suigintou, eventually knocking her to the ground. Suigintou's final attack is reflected back onto herself, inadvertently setting her on fire. As her clothes burn, it is shown that she has no abdomen. Suiseiseki, Souseiseki, Hina, and Nori escape to the real world. With Suigintou out of the way, Jun and Hinaichigo get some quality time together. He does some touch-ups to her dress and brushes her hair before she fades away.

Jun wakes up and finds no sign of the dolls anywhere - even the ring on his hand is gone. He takes a walk through the city, stopping to chat with Sayaka along the way. He returns to his room to find that the dolls have returned, and so has the ring. For better or worse, it's back to business as usual too - Hinaichigo bosses him around, Shinku reads on the floor, and the gardener twins crash through the window. Everyone goes downstairs to enjoy some Detective Kun-kun, and so the story of a boy and some magic dolls comes to an end...or does it?

## Important Events

* Hinaichigo’s arm is repaired.
* Suigintou is defeated...for the time being, anyway.
* Jun takes a different outlook on life and decides to return to society.

## Trivia

* "Kliene Beere" is German and means "Little, Elegant Strawberry".
* Like in Schicksal, this episode's title card appears immediately after the opening theme. It is however a completely different format, with red text over a static painting of a rose and the opening bars to Shukuteki instead of the usual jingle and rose silhouette.
Laplace’s Demon

*This article is about the character from Peach-Pit's manga continuity. For other uses see Laplace's Demon (disambiguation).*
**Laplace's Demon / Laplace no Ma** (ラプラスの魔 *Rapurasu no Ma*) is a humanoid with a rabbit's head who dwells in the N-field. He is the referee to the Alice Game and often assists the protagonists through riddles or as a directional guide.

## Contents

* 1Appearance
* 2Personality
* 3History
* 4Relationships
* 5Quotes
* 6Trivia
* 7References and Citations

## Appearance

Laplace's Demon is a humanoid white rabbit in a traditionally black tuxedo and a top hat in the same shade with a band, colored in a lighter shade of grey. The tuxedo features a black bow tie and a white shirt underneath. He has red eyes, which, along with his white fur, makes him an albino rabbit. His ears are upstanding and reach up to approximately twice the height of his head. Coming from his cheeks and eyebrow muscles, there are whiskers shown as slim lines. On his feet, he wears black leather shoes, while his hands are covered with snow white gloves.

## Personality

Laplace's Demon is neither sinister nor kind, and tends to speak in riddles. His brief appearances in the Dreams leave the Rozen Maiden with nothing more than poetic and seemingly nonsensical advice. Nothing is known about Laplace's Demon beyond what he and Shinku says.

It would appear that when Jun was at a much younger age, the two have crossed paths with Laplace masquerading as a puppet master, showing Jun a brief look into the various incarnations of Rozen, although debatably, that might have happened instead in Jun's dream.

## Trivia

* Laplace is a very clear reference to Rozen Maiden's inspiration taken from "Alice in Wonderland," with appearance and personality deriving from both the white rabbit and the Cheshire cat.
* Laplace shares his name with Pierre-Simon Laplace, a mathematician and astronomer. It is possible Laplace is the anthropomorphization of the mathematician's theory of *Laplace's Demon,* which is a being capable of knowing all the momentums of all particles and it therefore able to predict all possible outcomes of space.

## References and Citations

1. According to Studio DEEN's model sheets
2. Phase 5
3. Wikipedia Article:Laplace's Demon
Rozen Maiden: Overtüre

## Description

This *Rozen Maiden* season 3 was aired on October 22 December 23, 2006 on TBS in Japan. It is adapted from the manga that comes after the events of Rozen Maiden: Träumend. It follows the story of everyone’s heart break, and Alice Game. It also gives us an insight into the story of Hinaichigo, Suigintou and Shinku’s past. Telling us the story of why Suigintou hates Shinku and envies Hinaichigo so greatly. It shows the many struggles of Hinaichigo, and how she comes to eventually forgive.

Ali Project once again lends its talents for the opening song. As with the series, Kukuisings the ending theme.
Rozen Maiden dolls

A **Rozen Maiden** is a (female, maiden) doll created by Rozen and subsequently brought to life with a Rosa Mystica. The **Rozen Maiden dolls** (or **Rozen Maiden** for short) are how they are described collectively.

## Contents

* 1Description
* 2List of Rozen Maiden Dolls
* 3Trivia
* 4References and Citations

## Description

They are set to battle each other and claim one another's Rosa Mystica, adding its power to their own, in seek of perfection.

These dolls are created with ball joints and move through the power of the magic that animates them.

They are able to talk and understand language with the assistance magic, most likely the same magic that allows Rozen's signature to appear in the native language of anyone who views it. As they are inorganic beings, they do not have muscles or the same bodily functions as organic beings have. However, they are still capable of imitate some things, like producing saliva or eating.

## List of Rozen Maiden Dolls

* Suigintou
* Kanaria
* Suiseiseki
* Souseiseki
* Shinku
* Hinaichigo
* Kirakishou
* Barasuishou
* Victorique (prototype "first Doll")

## Trivia

* In an interview with Peach-Pit, it was revealed that they originally wanted the story to feature 12 dolls, but had to cut that number down to 7. They also revealed that inspiration for Shinku, Suigintou, Suiseiseki, and Souseiseki were some of the first doll concepts they had for the series.

## References and Citations

1. Rozen Maiden: Comic & Anime Official Guide Book
Souseiseki ( disambiguation )

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**Souseiseki** is the fourth Rozen Maiden doll in Peach-Pit's *Rozen Maiden* manga series.

**Souseiseki** can also refer to:

* Souseiseki (dolls talk), the character from Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk.
* Souseiseki (Maite wa Ikenai), the character from Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden.
Rozen Maiden- Episode 11

**Parting / Abschied** (別離 *Betsuri*) is the tenth episode of the Rozen Maiden anime series. It first aired in Japan on December 9, 2004.

## Summary

In a dream, Suigintou convinces Hinaichigo to schedule a duel in the near future. After waking up, Junand Shinku note that she is being less strict towards them than usual. Suiseiseki arrives on the scene, shattering the window yet again. Souseiseki joins her, foiling another one of Yamamoto'splans to ask Nori on a date. Jun and the dolls agree to help Nori practice for a play she is directing for the kindergarten. The play ends up being Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, with Nori as narrator, Hinaichigo as Snow White, Shinku as the evil witch, Souseiseki and Suiseiseki as two Dwarves, and Jun as the prince. All goes well until Snow White succumbs to the witch and the prince must kiss her to break the spell. While Suiseiseki and Shinku beat up on Jun for not following the script, Souseiseki senses that Hinaichigo isn't her usual self and tries to ask her what's wrong.

After the play, Nori decides to do laundry and Jun accidentally walks in on the dolls in their underwear. They can't seem to understand why Jun is so embarrassed. In the laundry room, Shinku annoys Suiseiseki and Souseiseki by tossing soap bubbles from the washing machine. Nori and Hinaichigo talk about Jun's well-being and proper tea preparation. Hinaichigo orders Jun to fix her dress so it doesn't fall apart in the next load of laundry. She undresses in front of him, and again is oblivious to why his face turns red. While she is mesmerized by his sewing skills, Nori and the other dolls enjoy the afternoon air as their clothes dry. Jun and Hinaichigo discuss the fate of the dolls and the meaning of the Alice Game. Later that night, Hinaichigo gets dressed, kisses Jun goodbye, and departs for her meeting with Suigintou.

## Trivia

* "Abschied" is German and means "Parting" or "Separation."
* In the manga, Nori and the dolls were quite mad at Jun for walking in on them in their underwear, while Jun was instead the oblivious one. Perhaps for comedic effect, the anime reverses their reactions.
Detective Kunkun – Duellwalzer OVA

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**Duellwalzer OVA / Detective Kun Kun** consists of only one episode, and is found on the Rozen Maiden: Duellwalzer PlayStation 2 game disc. The show is presented as an opera performance with curtains, showtime buzzer and stage. The story is about how Detective Kunkun foils the evil cat's plans to steal a beautiful gem from another character. This episode portrays watching Detective Kunkun's show from a Rozen Maiden doll's perspective.

## Summary

The story begins with Detective Kunkun & Inspector Cat attending a party. They socialize, meet everyone, and Madam Rabbit's gift from Master Rabbit is brought up: a blue tiara. They begin talking about the Cat Thief and that he will most likely attempt to steal the blue tiara, and shortly after the lights go out. Upon turning the lights back on, the characters find out that Madam Rabbit's blue tiara has been stolen. Inspector Cat attempts to leave the party, however Detective Kunkun stops him, accusing him of being the culprit. Shortly after, it is revealed that Inspector Cat was not an inspector whatsoever; it was the Cat Thief impersonating him. In addition, it is revealed that the blue tiara stolen was fake. The Cat Thief runs off and the cast bows before the audience.
Sun - Sonne ~Shinku~

everywhere and the flowers were out. I sat under a tree to read my book. However, as I was reading it, I noticed some cats frolicking around on the grass. When I looked at them, I thought it would be so much fun to roll around too! So I decided to join the and leave my book for a while!
I rolled all over the grass and had such fun! Until that big old slimy green bully Suiseiseki laughed at me, and said “you’re so childish Shink-Chibi,”. Humph!
That’s not true, I’m a fine lady! Suiseiseki who’s always playing weird pranks is much more childish, after all!
So I decided to call her a slimy green bogey coloured stinky bully and she got really angry. That’s what you get when you tease the one and only Shinku!
Then I said that I didn’t understand why she was so mad because I just described her, and if she had described me I wouldn’t have gone on a rant! Good one, wasn’t it? I know. At this point she was very mad, so I decided to continue reading my book, so that her green slimy bogey stench of meanness and teasing wouldn’t follow me.
Later that day, Hinaichigo was drawing this incredible picture of all the Rozen Maidens looking very beautiful! I was very pleased with her drawing of me, and she let me keep it! Hinaichigo is so kind, much kinder than slimy bullies! After that I asked her what she thought of the Alice game, and she said, that she wanted to make father happy, and heal all of our pain! Then she asked me what I thought and I said that I didn’t like it one bit! My wish is to be understood, because everyone sees me as mean, just because I can’t communicate like them. But the reason is don’t like it is because I will have to fight Suigintou and I’ve been trying to hide from her!
Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Welt ab

**Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Welt ab** (ローゼンメイデン ヴェヘゼルン ジー ヴェルト アップ *Rōzen Meiden Vehezerun Jī Veruto Appu*) is an adventure game / Visual Novel for the Playstation 3 and Vita, which released on January 30, 2014. The scenario of the game is a addition to the story of the original and the new TV animation.

## Description

The game follows the life of Jun Sakurada through two separate paths in the visual novel, where he can chose to wind up Shinku, or not. Doing so will allow him to be her master and the game will follow him through the Middle School Route. Choosing not to do so will send players down his college route.

According to 5Pb. Games' website, the game will ship in limited edition and standard editions for both the PS3 and PS Vita platforms, retailing at 7140-yen (US$70) for the standard edition and 9240-yen (US$90) for the limited edition. Limited edition sets come bundled with a pocket watch and an illustration, with different retailers bundling a different illustration.

## Gallery

Title
Game Cover
Game Backside
Limited Edition: Pocket Watch
Limited Edition: Illustration

## Trivia

* "Wechseln Sie Welt ab" is a grammatically incorrect German translation of "Switch between worlds". The correct translation would be "Wechsel zwischen Welten".

* Suigintou's wings are missing in every event CG she appears in. They are otherwise intact in her other art and game sprites.
* Several characters who appear in the manga but do not appear in Zurückspulen such as Kazuha Yuibishi, Futaba Yuibishi, Corinne Fosset, and Odille Fosset appear or at least have voice-acting.

## See also

* Rozen Maiden: Duellwallzer
* Rozen Maiden: Gebetgarten
* Rozen Maiden ALIBAT

## References & Citations

1. "Rozen Maiden: Wechseln Sie Weli Ab" (in Japanese). 5pb. Retrieved October 24, 2013
2. 5b. Games Website
3. General knowledge of the German language
Rozen Maiden Strings Sound Album

**Album Type** | Cover Album

The **Rozen Maiden Strings Sound Album**is an album consistent of arrangements of music from various *Rozen Maiden*OST's as performed and arranged by *UbiQuinta*. It was released on February 25th, 2009.

## Description

As the name suggests, the **Rozen Maiden Strings Sound Album** is a cover album of various material from the *Rozen Maiden*soundtrack series of CD's, arranged specifically for orchestral strings only as opposed to other instruments.

The album has been strongly criticised by reviewers and listeners alike for its often sharp transitions between different soundtrack pieces within songs.

The only songs considered to be complete reproductions of their OST counterparts are tracks #1 and #13, respectively.

## See also

* Music
* Album Tracks
* Listen to the Rozen Maiden Strings Sound Album at Grooveshark.com
The Mystery Lady

## The Mystery Lady (AKA K)

The Mystery Lady (who is later revealed as K in page 26) is a character who was in a comic called The Last Temptation of Love. In the story, she was originally a man who wanted to help a single man named Zachary find love only for himself to be turned into a lady after a surprise bottle.

## How it happened

In Page 3 of The Last Temptation of love, it was revealed that the mystery lady was originally a rich company man who helped single men find dates using simple technology. Then one day, he found a single man named Zachary & after finding out his type of girl, he knew he was in for a lucky day. Until he found out all his women were taken.

Then he finds a present & opens it up, which contains a bottle with a strange feeling. He drinks the bottle only to find out that the drink can actually turn someone into a woman & that's exactly what happened to him (who now becomes a her.) But now before she meets the single man, she needs to learn how to use the female body.

We don't see the character until Page 9 where she got new clothes instead of the ripped up suit. She accepts the date with Zachary for later that night & goes to prepare for her date. She tries to be of help until her assistant Parlie suggests wearing a red dress. The idea was so great, she decided to go for it.

In Page 12, we see The Mystery Lady in a red dress trying to flirt with our protagonist by asking him if she reminded him of someone. To which he replied with a 'Not at all.' After that crisis was obverted, they both end up in a fast food place after 5 minutes. (& that's in Page 13.) Later on, she noticed that he never dated anyone before. To which he stated that he doesn't know what she liked. (Probably because they met hours ago.) Then she gets the bright idea to take her to his house.

Then in Page 15, our protagonist takes her to his house only to find a waifu pillow. She gets him to explain himself to which he admits he never had any confidence in talking to girls, so he practices by talking to his waifu pillow. After realising that he's a complete SIMP, she seizes the chance by kissing him 'just once softly & sweetly on his mouth' & does it. It pretty much went on for the whole night. (Luckily, they used protection)

We don't see her again until Page 23, where she comes again to thank our protagonist for the lovely night & then joked about his boner being noticed. But then gave him a kiss which caused our protagonist to nose-bleed. After that, she was thinking of doing it again. She knew that he knew nothing much about girls, but he's sweet to her & that's ok. She heads off before calling him 'Boner Boy'. Then on Page 26, it was revealed on a piece of paper that her initial is a K with a kiss. (Which means that her name started with a K)
Barasiushou

**Barasuishou** (薔薇水晶, *Barasuishō / Rosenkristall / Rose Crystal*) is the eighth doll. She was the sixth doll to appear in the anime and debuted in the first episode of *Träumend.*

## Contents

* 1Appearance
* 2Personality
* 3History
* 4Relationships
	+ 4.1Enju
	+ 4.2Suigintou
	+ 4.3Kanaria
	+ 4.4Souseiseki
	+ 4.5Shinku
	+ 4.6Kirakishou
* 5Weapons and Skills
* 6Quotes
* 7Trivia
* 8References and Citations

## Appearance

Barasuishou wears an ornately ruffled collar with a small, dark purple rose on it that covers the puffy part of the sleeves, a lavender dress with a wrap-around top, puffy sleeves at the shoulders and wide long sleeves, with two crystals dangling from the puffy parts. The skirt is below knee-length and has two layers, the top layer is lavender and joined to the top, the bottom is light pink,which obscure the top of her high purple laced-up boots. On her head are two matching rosebuds as the one on her collar, each accompanied by three crystals that tie a few strands of her hair back slightly. Her slightly wavy hair is long and white, and her one visible eye is yellow, as she wears a purple rose-adorned eyepatch over her left eye.

## Personality

Barasuishou's personality is highly mercurial and unpredictable. She almost always appears emotionless, even as she mercilessly attacks the Rozen Maidens in order to gain their Rosa Mystica. She apparently cares very much for Enju, even if she does not typically express her feelings. In episode 12 of *Träumend*, when she demands Hinaichigo’s whereabouts from Jun Sakurada, she displays obvious anger as she attacks him. Later, she giggles and smiles disarmingly when Shinku pins her down to the floor. During the episode's climax, her eyepatch falls off and her face contorts with fear, and she begins to cry as her body and face start to crack. It is then shown that Barasuishou had no real need for the eyepatch, since her left eye appeared normal, and that the eyepatch was most likely a seal over her emotions.

## History

Barasiushou attempted to kill the other dolls with a final strike but it was only brief as Kirakishou began to stab her, betraying the servant contract, she looked distraught and panicked. Her body began to crack and shatter as her arms crumbled out of her attire. Her face began to crack as she cried out to Hinaichigo who tried to save her her. To Hinaichigo’s dismay, Kirakishou stopped her and Barasiushou became the second Rozen Maiden doll to die.

## Weapons and Skills

Barasuishou's abilities consist of the use of variably-sized purple crystals. She uses these quite freely, causing them to spike up from the ground in bunches (although she usually does this in order to intimidate the other Rozen Maidens or keep them distracted). She also uses them as swords ,when she fights using a crystal sword, or as daggers.

## Quotes

* "*Pitiful*. *It's so sad. You are so pitiful*." -To Hinaichigo and Jun

* "*You cannot fight me*, *can you*? *How pathetic and weak. And pitiful*. *In that case, I shall take great pleasure in breaking you."* -To Hinaichigo

## References and Citations

1. "An Audience with Peach-Pit". UK Anime Network. Retrieved October 24, 2019.
Jack

Jack is one of the main characters from the comic series 'The Crazy Adventures of Jack & Greg. His 1st appearance was in the comic 'Darts or Nothing' where he accepted a challenge from Greg to throw a dart in the target.

He is most known for wearing different outfits before settling with a red jacket with a dark red shirt. He also happens to have brown hair. Unlike his friend Greg, he is smart, aware of a bad situation & a bit moody at times.

In 'The Gender Bender Flip Out', his female counterpart is named Jill after drinking a female symbol bottle which caused him to turn into a lady.
Soldier T-166

Soldier T-166 (AKA Gary Coleman) is one of the characters in the comic series Zachary (Not to be confused with the OC of the same name.) who is actually a soldier serving orders from The Trek Killers. (The bad guys of the story.)

First appearing in Part I as a soldier following orders, he kidnaps Zachary just to make him join the dark side with his dark powers. After his brain chip was destroyed, he helps Zachary in escaping only for him to be in the dark side fighting against T-166.

In Part II, it was revealed that Soldier T-166's real name was Gary Coleman (Not to be confused with the actor from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air) who used to be a fighter for the Global Warriors before a robotic spider climbed on it's back & took control of his mind. Not only that, but it was also revealed that his codename was G-1069.

After a little reunion with The General, he gets suited up in new Battle Armor (Courtesy of Global Warriors) & helps out by taking down the Trek Killers leader who tries to have a final showdown with Zachary.

## Trivia

* Soldier T-166's full name is Gary Coleman. Named after the actor famous for playing Arnold Jackson in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
Rozen Maiden: Zurückspulen

**Rozen Maiden (2013)** (ローゼンメイデン *"Rozen Maiden"*; released overseas with the subtitle *Zurückspulen*) is an anime in the Rozen Maiden franchise. It does not follow the two previous anime, but instead adapts the beginning of the 2008 manga.

## Contents

* 1Description
* 2Plot
* 3Promotion
	+ 3.1Trailer
* 4List of Episodes
* 5References & Citations

## Description

*Rozen Maiden Zurückspulen* (Rozen Maiden season 4) was revealed as new series in November 2012, set to premiere in July 2013. The art style, as well as the storyline are closely following the currently ongoing manga. The anime is be directed by Mamoru Hatakeyama at Studio DEEN, with Tomomi Mochizuki serving as the script writer. Shinkichi Mitsume returned as the music composer for the series, as well as Ali Project, once again performing the opening theme. Most of the cast from the previous anime returned to reprise their respective roles.

The story closely follows the story of the fourth manga and does continue the story for Rozen Maiden: Overtüre.

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Z-LIFE

Z-LIFE is series of comics which follows Zachary living his live & doing crazy things that get him into crazy situations. This comic series originally began as a short comic called The Mystery Drink on May 4th 2020 which was then followed by The Stand Ring (2nd comic in the series) just 16 days later & then later on became what was known today as Z-LIFE after 10 comics. On November 14th, the series was announced to end with 1 last comic which was released on December 21st 2023.

## The Star of the Show

The protagonist of the show is none other than my OC himself as he gets himself in some crazy situations.

Zachary
## History of Z-LIFE

As of today, the series has a total of 10 comics which ran from 2020-2023

## Season 2

On January 12th 2024 (ZPAINTER's 5th Anniversary), it was announced that Z-LIFE will return for more comics with Season 2. The 1st comic of the 2nd season is expected to release later this year.
Rozen Maiden 0

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**Rozen Maiden 0** is a prequel manga series to the original Rozen Maiden manga. It covers the mystery of the Zeroth Doll.

## Plot

It is the Taisho era in Japan. A maid named Kikuworks in the Rose Mansion for the young master of the Yuibishi family. While cleaning the attic, she discovers Suiseiseki and takes her back to her room to wind her up. She is at first startled by the doll moving around, and Suiseiseki hides in fear. Later, she talks to Suiseiseki about her troubles and Suiseiseki is coaxed out by it. The two form a promise that one day Kiku will shout her real feelings from the top of the Youunkaku and that Suiseiseki will remember who she is, as she has amnesia regarding her past.

Kiku's sister, Hana, goes missing and Suiseiseki urges Kiku to search for her. Meanwhile, Hana meets Kanaria and Hinaichigo in the Miniature Garden. The two dolls shove her off and Hana discovers a shocking image in the N-Field, an image of the city destroyed. She exits the N-Field and right onto the young master and Kiku, who were on top of the Youunkaku. During their reunion, Hana dismisses Kiku's concerns and heads off. While back at work, she finds a case and takes it home. The doll inside introduces herself as Souseiseki and later the two form a contract. Souseiseki confirms that it is the Zeroth doll causing tremors and if they can't stop her from dreaming the world will be destroyed.

With this knowledge, they head off to search for the dream's seam. They run into Kiku, Suiseiseki, and the young master and together they form a detective team.

## List of Volumes

* Volume 1
	+ Floor 1
	+ Floor 2
	+ Floor 3
	+ Floor 4
	+ Floor 5
	+ Floor 6
* Volume 2
	+ Floor 7
	+ Floor 8
	+ Floor 9
	+ Floor 10
	+ Floor 11
	+ Floor 12
* Volume 3
	+ Floor 13
	+ Floor 14
	+ Floor 15
	+ Floor 16
	+ Floor 17
	+ Floor 18
* Volume 4
	+ Floor 19
	+ Floor 20
	+ Floor 21
	+ Floor 22
	+ Floor 23
	+ Floor 24
	+ Bonus Chapter Taisho Roman X Rozen Maiden

## References and Citations

1. Floor 1
2. Floor 3
3. Floor 5

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Eloise

Eloise is a side character from the comic series 'The Crazy Adventures of Jack & Greg'. She made her debut in The Magical Earrings as the new neighbour who caught the eye of Jreg who he fell in love with.

Unlike the other characters, she is known for wearing a Dune coloured T-shirt & dark purple leggings & with dark purple lips (Kinda like a goth). She also happens to have dark Turquoise hair.

In 'The Magical Earrings', she moved next to Jack & Greg's house which caught the eye of their newly formed fusion Jreg who falls in love with her. Later on, it was revealed that she was originally from Mississippi.

After learning that Jreg was just a fusion between Jack & Greg, she asks them for their earrings in exchange for a kiss on both their faces. Upon realizing that fusions exist, she needs to prove it for real.