Porcelain skin, sharp tongue, a battle for perfection: Rozen Maiden tells the story of seven living art dolls who compete in the so-called Alice Game for the title of the most perfect among them. Since 2002, the manga and anime series by Peach-Pit has combined Victorian aesthetics with quiet melancholy and surprisingly human conflicts. At Elbenwald, a richly detailed statue awaits anyone who can't resist the dolls' morbid charm.
Rozen Maiden Trio-Try-iT PVC Statue Shinku 19 cm
"Rozen Maiden" moves between Victorian lace and quiet cruelty: the manga series by Peach-Pit, published between 2002 and 2007 in "Monthly Comic Birz", tells the story of seven living art dolls, created by the mysterious dollmaker Rozen. In the so-called Alice Game, they compete against each other to become the most perfect one – a conflict that produces friendships as much as bitter rivalry. Starting in 2004, Studio Nomad adapted the material into an anime, now spanning four seasons. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed collectible items for anyone who appreciates fragile aesthetics and morbid charm in equal measure.
The tension between beauty and threat. The dolls appear fragile but are capable of astonishing strength, and their childlike voices often stand in contrast to jaded, centuries-old personalities. Add to that protagonist Jun Sakurada, a reclusive boy who finds his way out of isolation through a binding contract with the dolls – a quiet, psychologically grounded storyline that lifts the series above pure gothic spectacle. This mix of Victorian design, character drama, and morbid melancholy has made "Rozen Maiden" a classic of early-2000s anime.
Officially licensed collectible items for the anime and manga series, currently featuring a PVC statue of Suiginto. Details on the figure are given on the product page.
Seven living dolls, created by the dollmaker Rozen, who compete in the Alice Game for the title of the most perfect doll. The manga series by Peach-Pit began in 2002, the anime in 2004.
The first of the seven Rozen Maiden dolls, recognizable by her single wing. She initially appears as an antagonist, driven by her own desire to become Alice.
At the center is the richly detailed PVC statue of Suiginto. If you're generally after high-quality anime statues and collectible figures, you'll find more at the Figures section, and the genre overview is at the Anime theme world.
If you like gothic aesthetics and Victorian elegance, you'll find related material at Black Butler, and for dark psychological tension, there's Death Note. The full overview is at the Anime theme world.
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