Rozen Maiden
Peach-Pit's living dolls, from Comic Birz to the anime
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Nendoroid 1710 Suiseiseki
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Nendoroid 1711 Soseiseki
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Kanaria - Rozen Maiden - Flare
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Random Selection - Rozen Maiden - Mini Acrylic Stand (Retro Version) - A3
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Suigintou - Rozen Maiden Pop Up Parade - Good Smile Company
€49.90Sold out -
Shinku - Rozen Maiden Pop Up Parade- Good Smile Company
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Suigintou - Trio-Try-iT - Furyu
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Suigintou - Rozen Maiden - Flare
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Shinku - Trio-Try-iT - Furyu
€34.99Order stop
The work
in any language
- Published
- 2002–2007
- By
- Peach-Pit
- Scene
- Anime & Manga
- Companion books
- Rozen Maiden Kalender
At Figuya
- Figures
- 3 products
- Fan Goods
- 1 product
- Available
- 4 in stock
- Rozen Maiden (Manga, German)
- nothing to order right now
- Publisher
- Tokyopop
Characters
Nothing to order right now:
Kirakishou
Rozen Maiden is the manga series by Peach-Pit about Jun Sakurada and the living doll Shinku; this page collects figures of the dolls.
More about Rozen Maiden
Rozen Maiden is a manga series by the artist duo Peach-Pit. It began in 2002 in the magazine Comic Birz (Gentosha) and ended in 2007; in 2008 Peach-Pit continued the story in Weekly Young Jump (Shueisha), until 2014. It centres on Jun Sakurada, a schoolboy who has withdrawn from society and meets a living doll named Shinku.
The anime was made in 2004 by Nomad for TBS; three more anime series followed, along with spin-offs, art books and novels. The dolls, above all Shinku, Suigintou and Suiseiseki, remain the face of the franchise.
In the shop they appear as Nendoroids, among other things, and a Trio-Try-iT figure of Souseiseki has been announced.