Rozen Maiden Vol. 1: Doll House Reviews

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Pros

interesting story (all)
character design (all)
there are many layers to the plot. (1)

Cons

plot moves slow (all)
sometimes the humor is tedious. (1)

Rozen Maiden Vol. 1: Doll House Ratings and Reviews

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A Boy Playing With A Doll

Anime Geek

JUL

2007

Originally published on otakureview.net

In this popular new story from Geneon, four episodes are shown that take us into the relationship between a boy and a doll. In the first episode we are introduced to Jun who is in eighth grade, or he would be if he hasn’t dropped out of school for some unknown reason. Living alone with his older sister Nori, he spends his days sending out for mail order crap until one day an item that he gets is a strange Rozen Maiden doll that when is wound up, comes to life. Before he knows it, Jun has been made into the servant of this doll named Shinku.

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scorpioeyez
Warrenton, OR

I am Shinku the fifth Rozen Maiden doll. You shall serve me.

a woman, an anime freak, a fan of clever plots

MAY

2008

I love Rozen Maiden. I'm a huge fan of the manga which is fairly different from the show. But the show is most certainly worth seeing. It's humerous and emotional. And it's all about growing out of your problems and becoming the stronger person. All this is hidden among the Alice Game.

The Alice Game was created by Rozen the maker of the Rozen Maiden dolls. There are seven dolls in all. They all must compete in the Alice Game because whichever of the dolls steals all the others Roze Mystica {which is a ring all the dolls have to show their contract between them and their human owner} get's to meet...

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