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Anyone watched Rozen Maiden?
The story follows Jun Sakurada, a middle school student who withdrew from society after suffering persecutions from his classmates. Following his withdrawal, he is chosen to become the master to a Rozen Maiden named Shinku. Rozen Maidens are seven sentient porcelain dolls who compete against each other to become a perfect doll dubbed as Alice. Rozen Maiden received a sequel under the series' katakana title.
The anime adaptions resulted in several audio disc releases and three video games. In , Geneon Entertainment USA licensed the first two anime series for North American release and had later signed Funimation on as a distributor, after shutting down in September In , Sentai Filmworks acquired both seasons as well as the third series; they made the three series available for streaming on Anime Network.
Crunchyroll later acquired streaming rights to the first two series. For the fourth series, Sentai Filmworks had acquired the license for digital and home video release, while Crunchyroll acquired streaming rights. Tokyopop's volumes of Rozen Maiden have appeared on ICv2's monthly top one-hundred selling graphic novels.
Reviews towards the manga were generally positive with reviewers praising balance in drama and comedy. In the 20th century, a legendary doll maker named Rozen created seven bisque dolls which were powered and given sentience with a gem called Rosa Mystica. Phase 2 Since then, Rozen sent the dolls away to find masters and to battle among themselves to gather each other's Rosa Mysticas; this competition is referred to as the Alice Game.
When a doll obtains all seven, they are to become a perfect doll dubbed as Alice and will be reunited with Rozen. Rozen Maiden follows Jun Sakurada, a middle school student who has withdrawn from society after suffering persecutions from his classmates. He is chosen to become Shinku's master and joins the Alice Game along with the other dolls masters.
Prologue 2 As the series progresses, Jun also becomes the master to Hinaichigo and Suiseiseki. However, the group is attacked by Kirakisho who absorbs Hinaichigo and traps Shinku and Suiseiseki in the N-field, a plane of consciousness which connects the universe. Rozen Maiden concludes with Jun preparing to enter the N-field to save the dolls. Phase Rozen Maiden ' s plot is continued in the sequel serialization which uses the katakana title of the series.
KK Inside the N-field, Jun is forced into hiding by Kirakisho and contacts an adult version of himself from an alternate world. Tale 25 Kirakisho returns and successfully captures all the Rozen Maidens' masters. The Rozen Maidens pursue her eventually resulting in most of their defeat except Shinku and Kirakisho. Shinku's sympathy towards Kirakisho's loneliness convinces the latter to surrender her Rosa Mystica. With all seven gathered, Shinku becomes Alice. Tale 65 Using her new powers, Shinku revives her sisters and is put into a coma in return.
Tale His attempts resulted in seven sentient bisque dolls which became known as Rozen Maidens. Phase 13 The dolls' sentient nature are powered by a magical gem called Rosa Mystica. Each Rozen Maiden has a production order, their own personal suitcase, and are accompanied by an artificial spirit which serves the doll. Rozen Maidens rely on a contract with a human master to supply themselves with power for battle.
Phase 6 Since then, Rozen has forgone a physical body and lives within the N-field, waiting for Alice. It premiered on Tokyo Broadcasting System and was broadcast on December 22 and 23, Unlike the previous three anime series, it is animated by Studio Deen. The four anime series resulted in several theme music , radio dramas , soundtracks, and two radio programs. Three video games have been produced for the series.
Several manga spin-offs were created. It was serialized in Ribon between the January to April issues. Two anthology novel series have been written. The Rozen Maiden anime has been adapted into three film comic volumes by Gentosha. Many merchandise has been released based on the Rozen Maiden franchise such as dolls, clothing and accessories, and other miscellaneous items.
Tokyopop 's localized volumes appeared on ICv2's monthly top one-hundred selling graphic novels. Anime News Network praised Peach-Pit's works as always being able to evoke excitement or laughter from its readers but was critical about Rozen Maiden ' s lack of plot and criticized how the dialogue or layout can be vague.
Christopher Seaman wrote several praises for the anime: the high quality visuals and the detail in the dolls' designs; the soundtrack which complements the visuals; and the story which he considered to be engaging, fast-paced, and comedic.
Bentham described Jun's antisocial personality and friendship with the dolls to be disturbing and criticized the "there can be only one" competition between the dolls calling it misogynistic in nature. Mania initially expressed skepticism of the show's combination of Gothic Lolita , dolls, magic, and comedy but later calls it a successful experiment and praised the character interactions and the dolls' designs.
Carl Kimlinger described the characterization of the adult Jun as a "highly believable mixture of bruised pride, desperate loneliness, and downtrodden numbness" and praised how relatable the character is compared to his younger self. Retrieved October 15, Soleil Productions. Archived from the original on October 27, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Japanese manga and its adaptations.
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Rozen Maiden: Zuruckspulen - Episode 01
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Rozen Maiden Zuruckspulen (Subtitled)
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Rozen Maiden
Shinku, who suffers from a bit too much chin. For a start, I assumed this would be a dark, gothic series, but that extends no further than the cover art and the admittedly excellent opening and closing title sequences. Instead, for the most part it tries to be a comedy and fails. The main characters are a boy called Jun Sakurada and the doll who allies herself to him, Shinku.
Rozen Maiden - Zuruckspulen Collection
During the events of the original Rozen Maiden , after circling "yes" on a paper and agreeing to wind an unknown "something," a traumatized Jun Sakurada fights alongside the lifelike dolls known as the Rozen Maidens. But what would have happened if Jun had circled "no"? Jun, having gotten over his school trauma from his younger days, spends his time attending college and working in a bookstore. However, he does not feel as though he belongs anywhere. One day, he finds a book containing instructions on how to make a Rozen Maiden.
Review #29- Rozen Maiden: Zuruckspulen
The idea that Shinku can body-hop like some sort of homunculus is cool in a creepy sort of way, but her explanation to Jun as to why there are no Rozen Maidens in this world is confusing. Is Jun some sort of universal lynchpin around which the existence of the dolls revolves? If the universes only diverge at the point he made his choice, how can there be more than two? As we start to establish some ground rules for this new universe, the show is picking up pace, and I look forward to seeing where it takes us. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Twitter account.
Rozen Maiden: Zuruckspulen Collection
Here comes another seiyuu chart for this month, this time featuring characters and their respective voice actors in the ongoing Studio DEEN anime series, Rozen Maiden. The manga-turned-anime masterpiece by Peach-Pit tells a story of seven magical dolls created by a legendary dollmaker, Rozen, and their climatic battle to win the Alice Game. The main character, Sakurada Jun, is caught up in this mysterious game with the fifth doll, Shinku alongside him.
Welcome all to our next review! Today we will be covering what is frequently considered the black sheep of Rozen Maiden franchise, Rozen Maiden: Zuruckspulen. Also known Rozen Maiden , this is the last part of our mini-series covering all the seasons of the Rozen Maiden anime. Summary: Jun Sakurada receives a strange letter which asks him whether he will wind or not wind.
It does not follow the two previous anime, but instead adapts the beginning of the manga. The art style, as well as the storyline are closely following the currently ongoing manga. 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. After this first episode, the anime begins closely adapting the second manga up to Tale 25 with further events up to Tale 43 being touched on in the final episode.
When receiving a letter asking him if he "wants to wind" or not, the choice is made not to. This places Jun Sakurada in an alternate timeline where he starts receiving text messages from another Jun Sakurada asking for help dealing with the seventh doll, Kirakishou. He is sent doll parts and everything else he needs to put together an alternate body for his doll, Shinku.
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