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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced several manga that ran through 2012-14, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' and ''Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden'' in ''Miracle Jump''. A collector's edition of the manga was announced in April of 2022 that collects the original and continuation manga, finally bringing the two serializations together under the same name of ''Rozen Maiden''[[note]]rendered in katakana like the continuation manga and subsequent Rozen Maiden media since[[/note]].
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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail PointOfDivergence story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced several manga that ran through 2012-14, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' and ''Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden'' in ''Miracle Jump''. A collector's edition of the manga was announced in April of 2022 that collects the original and continuation manga, finally bringing the two serializations together under the same name of ''Rozen Maiden''[[note]]rendered in katakana like the continuation manga and subsequent Rozen Maiden media since[[/note]].
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* AngryCheekPufff: In episode 5, Hinaichigo ([[TheBabyOfTheBunch the youngest of the dolls]]) gets into a fight with Suiseiseki and later Jun finds her moping in bed with her cheeks puffed and her face red with anger.
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* AngryCheekPufff: AngryCheekPuff: In episode 5, Hinaichigo ([[TheBabyOfTheBunch the youngest of the dolls]]) gets into a fight with Suiseiseki and later Jun finds her moping in bed with her cheeks puffed and her face red with anger.
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* AngryCheekPufff: In episode 5, Hinaichigo ([[TheBabyOfTheBunch the youngest of the dolls]]) gets into a fight with Suiseiseki and later Jun finds her moping in bed with her cheeks puffed and her face red with anger.
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A more faithful anime adaption started airing in the Summer2013Anime season, adapting the first arc of the 2008 manga, with Creator/StudioDeen providing the animation instead of Studio NOMAD. This anime was subtitled ''Zurückspulen'' for overseas release [[note]]in the original Japanese market the anime is usually referred to as ''Rozen Maiden (2013)'' as the [[Anime/RozenMaiden original anime]] is also just ''Rozen Maiden''[[/note]].
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A more faithful anime adaption started airing in the Summer2013Anime season, summer of 2013, adapting the first arc of the 2008 manga, with Creator/StudioDeen providing the animation instead of Studio NOMAD. This anime was subtitled ''Zurückspulen'' for overseas release [[note]]in the original Japanese market the anime is usually referred to as ''Rozen Maiden (2013)'' as the [[Anime/RozenMaiden original anime]] is also just ''Rozen Maiden''[[/note]].
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* [[BecomeARealBoy Become A Real Girl]], named [[AliceAllusion Alice]]
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* [[BecomeARealBoy Become A Real Girl]], named [[AliceAllusion Alice]]BecomeARealBoy:
** The dolls want to become "Alice", the perfect girl - however, they seem to want to do it more to [[WellDoneSonGuy please Rozen]] than for the sake of being human.
** Suiseiseki makes a comment at one point over the concept of mortality and wanting to be a human rather than a doll concerning her time left to exist. She later becomes smitten over the idea of going to school and has an ImagineSpot involving her as a human.
** The dolls want to become "Alice", the perfect girl - however, they seem to want to do it more to [[WellDoneSonGuy please Rozen]] than for the sake of being human.
** Suiseiseki makes a comment at one point over the concept of mortality and wanting to be a human rather than a doll concerning her time left to exist. She later becomes smitten over the idea of going to school and has an ImagineSpot involving her as a human.
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* PinocchioSyndrome: The dolls want to become "Alice", the perfect girl - however, they seem to want to do it more to [[WellDoneSonGuy please Rozen]] than for the sake of being human.
** Suiseiseki in particular seems to suffer the worst from this. She makes a comment at one point over the concept of mortality and wanting to be a human rather than a doll concerning her time left to exist. She later becomes smitten over the idea of going to school and has an ImagineSpot involving her as a human.
** Suiseiseki in particular seems to suffer the worst from this. She makes a comment at one point over the concept of mortality and wanting to be a human rather than a doll concerning her time left to exist. She later becomes smitten over the idea of going to school and has an ImagineSpot involving her as a human.
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* MuggleInMageCustody: {{Inverted}} with doll masters in general, who are ordinary humans owning magical dolls. Played straight with Jun and Shinku though, since despite formally being Shinku's "master", Jun is de facto more of a slave to her (she often sends him for tea and slaps him when he disobeys her orders).
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* DeathSeeker: [[spoiler:Megu]], [[IllGirl who has been sick]], almost terminally so, for her whole life.
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* DeathSeeker: [[spoiler:Megu]], [[IllGirl who has been sick]], sick, almost terminally so, for her whole life.
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* TragicAbandonedToy: Out of the seven Rozen Maiden dolls created by the legendary doll maker Rozen, Suigintou is the most tragic. Being the first Rozen Maiden doll, she was abandoned and left incomplete without a torso part and was never invited to participate in the [[ForeverWar Alice Game]] with her younger sisters. By the time she gained sentience by her own willpower, she struggled to gain any recognition from Rozen and has an inferiority complex over being called "[[BerserkButton Junk]]" for this reason. After nearly being left for dead by Shinku in the Alice Game, Suigintou's grudge against her combined with her goal to prove herself to Rozen became her primary motivation for finding her purpose in life, starting out as an ArcVillain at the beginning of the series before mellowing out into an AntiVillain following her defeat by Shinku and Jun.
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* TragicAbandonedToy: Out of the seven Rozen Maiden dolls created by the legendary doll maker Rozen, Suigintou is the most tragic. Being the first Rozen Maiden doll, she was abandoned and left incomplete without a torso part and was never invited to participate in the [[ForeverWar Alice Game]] with her younger sisters. By the time she gained sentience by her own willpower, she struggled to gain any recognition from Rozen and has an inferiority complex over being called "[[BerserkButton Junk]]" for this reason. After nearly being left for dead by Shinku in the Alice Game, Suigintou's grudge against her combined with her goal to prove herself to Rozen became her primary motivation for finding her purpose in life, starting out as an ArcVillain at the beginning of the series before mellowing out into an AntiVillain following her defeat by Shinku and Jun.
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* ReflectiveTeleportation: Any reflective surfaces - mirrors, glass windows, water puddles - can be used as portal gates to the N-Field, a DreamLand that reflects the subconscious minds of people and their desires and sorrows. The main cast use these surfaces to travel to and from the N-Field in order to resolve conflicts related to the [[ForeverWar Alice Game]].
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Has nothing to do with Creator/MichaelRosen, or him [[{{Squick}} crossdressing as a doll]].
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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
A more faithful anime adaption started airing in the Summer2013Anime season, adapting the first arc of the 2008 manga, with Creator/StudioDeen providing the animation instead of Studio NOMAD. This anime was subtitled ''Zurückspulen'' for overseas release [[note]]in the original Japanese market the anime is usually referred to as ''Rozen Maiden (2013)''[[/note]].
A more faithful anime adaption started airing in the Summer2013Anime season, adapting the first arc of the 2008 manga, with Creator/StudioDeen providing the animation instead of Studio NOMAD. This anime was subtitled ''Zurückspulen'' for overseas release [[note]]in the original Japanese market the anime is usually referred to as ''Rozen Maiden (2013)''[[/note]].
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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Young Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, several manga that ran through 2012-14, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
''Magazine/{{Ribon}}'' and ''Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden'' in ''Miracle Jump''. A collector's edition of the manga was announced in April of 2022 that collects the original and continuation manga, finally bringing the two serializations together under the same name of ''Rozen Maiden''[[note]]rendered in katakana like the continuation manga and subsequent Rozen Maiden media since[[/note]].
A more faithful anime adaption started airing in the Summer2013Anime season, adapting the first arc of the 2008 manga, with Creator/StudioDeen providing the animation instead of Studio NOMAD. This anime was subtitled ''Zurückspulen'' for overseas release [[note]]in the original Japanese market the anime is usually referred to as ''Rozen Maiden(2013)''[[/note]].
(2013)'' as the [[Anime/RozenMaiden original anime]] is also just ''Rozen Maiden''[[/note]].
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* SpotOfTea: Shinku wants her tea, servant.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Arguably, [[spoiler:Suigintou]] after meeting Megu.
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** Hana in ''0''. She starts off closed off to others, especially to her own family, and it isn't until she meets and interacts with Souseiseki that she begins to wear down and open up to others.
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* ItBeganWithATwistOfFate: The manga started with Jun answering that yes, he will wind. ''Rozen Maiden'' (2008) was initially about what would happen if Jun answered otherwise, before the series became a StealthSequel.
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* LoonyFriendsImproveYourPersonality: With Unwind!Jun, we can see how Jun's life could have been empty and meaningless without the dolls. After Saito manages to become his friend and the dolls enter his life, the trope starts going again.
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** It is quickly established that ordinary toys and plushes have the sentience to be worried over their owners. The Rozen Maiden dolls can naturally make them animate.
** Tefuko in ''Rozen Maiden 0''. [[spoiler:She was an ordinary doll until she became infused with some of the Zeroth Doll's dreams.]]
* LoonyFriendsImproveYourPersonality: WithUnwind!Jun, Unwound!Jun, we can see how Jun's life could have been empty and meaningless without the dolls. After Saito manages to become his friend and the dolls enter his life, the trope starts going again.
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* ShowWithinAShow: "[[Manga/DetectiveConan Detective Kun-kun]]". Every single one of the Rozen Maidens has shown to be huge fans of the show, including, hilariously, [[NotSoAboveItAll Suigintou]]. [[spoiler:The exception being Kirakishou, who probably hasn't ever had the opportunity to even know it exists.]]
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* ShowWithinAShow: "[[Manga/DetectiveConan "[[Manga/CaseClosed Detective Kun-kun]]". Every single one of the Rozen Maidens has shown to be huge fans of the show, including, hilariously, [[NotSoAboveItAll Suigintou]]. [[spoiler:The exception being Kirakishou, who probably hasn't ever had the opportunity to even know it exists.]]
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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Yonug Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
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One of Creator/PeachPit's most famous manga, the series has seen several publications. The manga originally ran in ''Monthly Comic Blitz'' from 2002 to 2007, but a second manga series was published in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Yonug Young Jump]]'' in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
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A second manga series was published in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
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In December 2015, it was announced that a new manga series would start being published in ''Ultra Jump'' starting early 2016, named ''Rozen Maiden 0''. This manga takes place in the Taisho era of UsefulNotes/ImperialJapan and covers the mystery of the [[FlawedPrototype Zeroth Doll]]. It concluded in March 2019 with a total of 4 volumes.
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In December 2015, it was announced that a new manga series would start being published in ''Ultra Jump'' ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Ultra Jump]]'' starting early 2016, named ''Rozen Maiden 0''. This manga takes place in the Taisho era of UsefulNotes/ImperialJapan and covers the mystery of the [[FlawedPrototype Zeroth Doll]]. It concluded in March 2019 with a total of 4 volumes.
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A new manga series was published in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original Manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off.
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A new second manga series was published in 2008 under the name ''Rozen Maiden'' [[note]]written in katakana this time instead of using the Latin alphabet[[/note]]. It begins as a ForWantOfANail story starring a much older Jun Sakurada, which follows what would have happened if Jun had responded [[RedPillBluePill "do not wind"]] to the initial letter, and crosses over with the original universe. After a few volumes, the older Jun's story finishes, and the two universes separate again, with the story shifting back to the original universe, and the plot resuming where the original Manga manga ended, making the 2008 manga, despite what it initially looked like, an actual continuation instead of an AlternateUniverse spin-off.
spin-off. This time period also introduced a lighthearted 2012-14 manga, ''Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk'', in ''Magazine/{{Ribon}}''.
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* AstroClone: The Rozen Maiden dolls and their relationship towards their creator, Rozen, greatly resembles this. Like Tenma, Rozen lost a child, his daughter Alice, and set about trying to bring her back to life using a doll body. He ultimately lost track of his original goal and when each doll failed to live up to his expectations (of being the perfect girl) he abandoned them. Rozen sees them all as his daughters as do they see him as their father and each other as sisters.
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** Hell, [[OurSoulsAreDifferent they have The N-Field contains animals of this nature. There's notably a giant clockwork souls!]].beetle in the sequel manga and a bird in ''0''.
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** Another would-be dollmaker shows up in ''Tale'', but his attempts are firmly in the uncanny valley.
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* Bizarrchitecture: Some parts of the N-field, but particularly Kirakishou's castle which also houses the Miniature Garden.
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* Bizarrchitecture: {{Bizarrchitecture}}: Some parts of the N-field, but particularly Kirakishou's castle which also houses the Miniature Garden.
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* ForWantOfANail: The Rozen Maidens need to be accepted by their masters to ''exist'' in the world. ''Rozen Maiden Tales'' is a world without Rozen Maidens since Jun chose to not be Shinku's master.
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* ForWantOfANail: The Rozen Maidens need to be accepted by their masters to ''exist'' in the world. ''Rozen Maiden Tales'' (2008)'' is a world without Rozen Maidens since Jun chose to not be Shinku's master.
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* HeartwarmingOrphan: Averted for Megu. Although her personality is still as heartwarming as you'd expect it to be, she's not an orphan, and her father actually shows up once in the manga to talk with her. Also [[spoiler:events in ''Tale'' suggest [[CreepyChild she's not]] [[DeathSeeker that heartwarming, either]].]]
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* HeartwarmingOrphan: Averted for Megu. Although her personality is still as heartwarming as you'd expect it to be, she's not an orphan, and her father actually shows up once in the manga to talk with her. Also [[spoiler:events in ''Tale'' [[spoiler:later events suggest [[CreepyChild she's not]] [[DeathSeeker that heartwarming, either]].]]
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** One chapter of ''Tales'' has a garden of talking, giant roses. Some are quite rude, other are more decent, all love to gossip.
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** One chapter of ''Tales'' the 2008 manga has a garden of talking, giant roses. Some are quite rude, other are more decent, all love to gossip.