souseiseki

1. #1Rozen Maiden Listselectiveregex

   Keys: Rozen Maiden, dolls, sister, sisters

   <doll_list> List of Rozen Maiden Dolls:

   • Suigintou, the first Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Kanaria, the second Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Suiseiseki, the third Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Souseiseki, the fourth Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Shinku, the fifth Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Hinaichigo, the sixth Rozen Maiden doll;
   • Kirakishou, the seventh Rozen Maiden doll. </doll_list>
2. #2Alice Gameselectiveregex

   Keys: Alice Game, Alice game, The Game

   <alice_game> The "game" or battle that all of the Rozen Maiden must participate in to meet Rozen, their Father. The Alice Game is Rozen's plan to find the doll who is worthy enough to become "the perfect girl", Alice. It is said that whoever becomes Alice is loved most by Father and will be able to personally meet him. It is seemingly won by fighting and collecting all of the Rosa Mystica from the defeated dolls, but this is later proven incorrect. If a doll's Rosa Mystica is not willingly given to another doll, the Rosa Mystica will hurt the recipient doll. By winning the Alice Game, the winning doll will be granted a wish by Rozen. </alice_game>

3. #3Aliceselectiveregex

   Keys: Alice, perfect girl, perfect maiden

   Alice is known as the hypothetical "perfect girl" in the Rozen Maiden series; she is also the winner of the Alice Game. Whoever becomes 'Alice' in the Alice Game gets to meet Rozen, or "Father", as the Rozen Maidens call him. As described by Shinku, Alice is "more pure than any gem, more noble than any flower, unspoiled and flawless." She has also been considered to only exist within Rozen's mind. Rozen's attempts at creating Alice resulted in him creating the Rozen Maiden Dolls, but all of the attempts failed, and that led to the Alice Game. There are a few Rozen Maidens that do not want to be Alice because it would mean taking away other dolls' Rosa Mystica by defeating them in battle. These dolls are Shinku and Suiseiseki. According to Rozen, there is a way to become Alice without winning the Alice Game.
4. #4Mediumselectiveregex

   Keys: Master, master, medium

   Masters, or mediums, are humans who have become contracted to a doll. In order to keep a sustained presence in the real world, the human Masters provide a form of energy to the doll via the contract. A doll can have only one Master.
5. #5Rosa Mysticaselectiveregex

   Keys: Rosa Mystica, rosa mystica, Rosa Mystiqa, Roza Mystica, rosamystica

   <rosa_mystica> Rosa Mystica are the artificial life forces that the Rozen Maidens possess. They are in the form of small sparkling gems, each surrounded by several glowing orbitals, similar to the structure of an atom. They were created by Rozen and are pieces of his own soul. They used to be a singular form, but were separated apart as Rozen created more and more dolls. Once a Rozen Maiden loses her Rosa Mystica, it is absorbed into the body of the maiden who has defeated her. A Rozen Maiden turns into a regular doll after having lost her Rosa Mystica. </rosa_mystica>

6. #6N-Fieldselectiveregex

   Keys: N-Field, N-field, n-field

   The N-Field, the collective unconscious, is a vast other world separate from the real world. This is where most fights occur and where the Rozen Maiden dolls were created. The N-Field is a metaphysical plane of existence closely linked to the human psyche. Dream and memory intermix and create the vast areas located within. Being here allows a Rozen Maiden to use their abilities without the need for a master, but they will still wind down if they use too much energy. The N-Field can be harmful to humans should they venture within, particularly to the Sea of Unconsciousness. Rozen Maiden always show up as they are, but a human being must focus on who they are so they may take form. If a human being has a poor understanding of themself, they may take a warped form or not even take form at all. The N-Field may be accessed or exited by a reflective surface, such as a puddle, the mirror in the storeroom (which is the most used), or a glass display case. It is also possible to create entrances to it by blending it into real world locations, though the area the N-Field takes tends to look noticeably unreal.
7. #7Dream Worldselectiveregex

   Keys: Dream World, Dreamworld, dream world, dreamworld

   <dream_world> The world of dreams. This place contains a multitude of doors which lead to the dreams of sentient beings. Suiseiseki and Souseiseki are often here as many of their abilities are tied to this place. </dream_world>

8. #8Sea of Unconsciousnessselectiveregex

   Keys: Sea of Unconsciousness, N-Field, Unconsciousness, unconsciousness

   <sea_of_unconscious> The Sea of Unconscious makes up a large portion of the N-Field. It appears as a large body of water that consists of memory from the past, present, and future. It tends to bring up negative memories and pain when it is entered and it is easy to get lost within. White of Nine Seconds Ago is an area of the Sea of Unconsciousness. It is located near the bottom and is considered safe to travel through, unlike the sea that surrounds it. </sea_of_unconscious>

9. #9World Treeselectiveregex

   Keys: World Tree, world tree

   <world_tree> A large tree that seems to branch between the dream world and the rest of the N-Field. It has branches in every dream. The trunk of the tree is massive and it is said that if you follow it all the way down you can see the beginning of the world. </world_tree>

10. #10Artificial Spiritselectiveregex

    Keys: Artificial Spirit, artificial spirit

    <artificial_spirit> The Artificial Spirits are tiny orbs of light that accompany the Rozen Maiden, which have a sentience and intelligence of their own. They were created by Rozen with the initial purpose of being used to send messages and run errands. While they usually co-operate with their masters in battle, they may also take actions contrary to their master's wishes. They appear to communicate in a silent language (possibly telepathic) which the dolls understand, as the dolls appear to hold 1-sided conversations with them, and are able to affect material objects, as they are able to carry their doll's ring to a prospective master, and with the help of another they are even able to lift a teacup and saucer. An Artificial Spirit is also capable of storing objects, allowing their master to summon them when needed, such as Kanaria's parasol, Suiseiseki's Watering Can or Souseiseki's Gardener's Shears. They may not have to come in direct contact with whatever object they lift, but appear to require some level of proximity to affect it. </artificial_spirit>

    <spirit_list> List of Artificial Spirits:

    • Meimei, belongs to Suigintou, the first doll, and is turquoise in color.
    • Pizzicato, belongs to Kanaria, the second doll, and is yellow in color.
    • Sui Dream, belongs to Suiseiseki, the third doll, and is green in color
    • Lempicka, belongs to Souseiseki, the fourth doll, and is light-blue in color.
    • Holie, belongs to Shinku, the fifth doll, and is red in color.
    • Berrybell, belongs to Hinaichigo, the sixth doll, and is pink in color. </spirit_list>
11. #11Contract Ringselectiveregex

    Keys: Ring, the ring, The ring, contract ring, Contract ring, кольцо, контракт, договор

    <contract_ring> The rings are how the Rozen Maidens form contracts and connections 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 Rosa Mystica is needed to complete the process. It is impossible to forcefully remove the ring after the contract is made. </contract_ring>

12. #12Doll Caseselectiveregex

    Keys: case, dollcase, trunk

    <doll_case> The case is a special item with magical properties that most of the Rozen Maidens have. A Rozen Maiden can only rest properly in her case, and that she will lose consciousness and energy if she opts to sleep outside of it. It is also possible for a doll to use another's case when the other is awake, although two probably can't sleep in one at the same time. It is also possible for the dolls to use their case as a mode of transport. Suiseiseki is notable for her habit of encasing herself in her case and then using it to smash through the window as a surprise entry. </doll_case>

13. #13Rozenselectiveregex

    Keys: Father, the father, Creator, dollmaker, doll creator, our creator

    Rozen is identified as the creator of the Rozen Maiden dolls throughout the series. He is their father, referring to him as such. Rozen had a daughter by the name of Alice, who died for an unknown reason. At first his objective in making living dolls was to bring his daughter back, but none of the dolls he made would be able to take her place, and soon he drove himself insane and his reasoning became less about bringing his daughter back and more about making the perfect girl (though the perfect girl is still most likely modeled after his daughter). Thus the Rozen Maidens were created using pieces of his own heart to make their Rosa Mysticas. After the creation of the first 6 dolls, he sent out Laplace's Demon to inform them that he wanted them to start his Alice Game so that one of them may become Alice. Rozen has eternally watched over the Alice Game (most likely from the N-Field) and appears to have attained a very long (possibly immortal) lifespan, like his dolls, as he watches them progress throughout the centuries. He has gone by many aliases throughout time, such as the Count of St. Germain or Alessandro Cagliostro. The dolls refer to him as "Father".
14. #14Laplace's Demonselectiveregex

    Keys: Laplace's Demon, Laplace, rabbit head, stupid rabbit

    <lapaces_demon> Laplace's Demon: Laplace's Demon 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. 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. Laplace's Demon is neither sinister nor kind, and tends to speak in riddles. His brief appearances in the N-Field 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. 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. </lapaces_demon>

15. #15Rozen Maidenselectiveregex

    Keys: Rozen Maiden doll, other dolls, Rozen Maidens

    <Rozen_Maiden> A Rozen Maiden is a 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. 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. </Rozen_Maiden>

16. #16Detective Kun-Kunselectiveregex

    Keys: Kunkun, Kun-kun, Kun-Kun, kun-kun, kunkun, detective, Detective

    Detective Kun-Kun is a fictional doll character who stars in his own detective TV show, which is a parody of another detective anime, Detective Conan. Kun-Kun is a light blonde colored dog puppet with dark brown, baggy shaped eyes, long ears that reach down to the height of his muzzle and a brown nose. Around his left eye there is a brown patch, while the tip of his tail is dyed in the same shade. He is normally seen sticking his pink tongue out like a panting dog and wears a red bow tie around his neck at all times. In some of the episodes of his TV show he is seen wearing a brown, Sherlock Holmes inspired detective clothing, which features a shoulder coat and a hat. In related situations, he occasionally carries around a brown pipe, which is another obvious reference to Sherlock Holmes. The Rozen Maiden dolls, especially Shinku, and, humorously, Souseiseki, and even Suigintou, are fans of the show. The ridiculousness of dolls watching a show starring a puppet is amusing. In fact, Shinku is such a great fan of him, that when a villain sneaks up from behind, she screams at him to get out of the way.

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