
Rozen Maiden: Träumend
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1EP 1Suiseiseki and Souseiseki visit while Shinku faces nightmares about Suigintou and Barasuishou appears.
Oct 21, 2005Jun works to complete his school assignments to return home. Suiseiseki and Souseiseki enter the Sakurada residence and play together, restoring the usual atmosphere. Meanwhile, Shinku begins experiencing intense nightmares concerning Suigintou. The narrative introduces Barasuishou, identified as the fraudulent seventh doll of the Rozen Maiden. This episode balances the dolls' daily interactions with Shinku's growing psychological distress and the arrival of a new, deceptive character within the series' hierarchy.
2EP 2Shinku's ominous warning about the Alice Game and Jun's visit to Enju's shop
Oct 28, 2005Shinku asserts that Barasuishou has never encountered any other Rozen Maiden dolls. As the seventh doll, this isolation suggests the Alice Game is nearing its conclusion. Jun remains concerned by Shinku's increasingly erratic behavior. Seeking answers or assistance, Jun and Tomoe travel to visit a doll maker named Enju. They go to Enju's doll shop, hoping to find clarity regarding the situation. The visit highlights Jun's growing anxiety over Shinku's condition and the potential end of the competition. This encounter marks a significant step in their investigation into the dolls' mysterious circumstances.
3EP 3Kanaria attempts to infiltrate the Sakurada home to steal Rosa Mysticae from the other dolls.
Nov 4, 2005Kanaria, identified as the second doll of the Rozen Maiden, arrives with the objective of entering the Sakurada residence. Her specific goal is to steal the Rosa Mysticae from Shinku, Hinaichigo, Suiseiseki, and Souseiseki. Instead of a stealthy operation, the situation devolves into chaos. The other dolls mistakenly believe that a burglar has broken into the house. This misunderstanding leads to a chaotic confrontation as they react to the perceived intruder. The episode focuses on Kanaria's introduction and the subsequent conflict arising from her plan to acquire the Rosa Mysticae from her fellow dolls.
4EP 4Suiseiseki selects Jun as her medium and binds him with a contract
Nov 11, 2005Suiseiseki determines that Jun is the only eligible candidate to serve as her medium, despite her initial skepticism regarding his suitability. Consequently, Jun and the five other dolls are transported to the realm of Barasuishou. This transition serves to foreshadow the impending Alice Game. Within this new environment, Jun formally enters into a binding contract with Suiseiseki, solidifying their partnership. The narrative focuses on the establishment of this relationship and the characters' arrival in the significant location associated with Barasuishou, setting the stage for future events without revealing specific outcomes.
5EP 5Hinaichigo attempts to mail a letter to Jun while Suiseiseki seeks his respect.
Nov 18, 2005Hinaichigo makes an effort to send a letter to Jun. Meanwhile, Suiseiseki attempts to gain Jun's respect. Souseiseki works to maintain order within the house. Kanaria tries to enter the Sakurada residence once more. Jun and Shinku remain in the background throughout these various events. The narrative focuses on these simultaneous activities without highlighting the two characters in the foreground.
6EP 6Megu contracts with Suigintou while hospitalized, seeking death despite her broken state.
Nov 25, 2005Megu is hospitalized with an incurable disease and enters a contract with Suigintou. She desires only death, insisting that she is incomplete and broken. After encountering Barasuishou and later Shinku, it becomes clear that Suigintou was revived specifically to participate in the Alice Game. This revelation highlights the tragic circumstances surrounding Megu’s condition and the underlying motives of the rosy crusader, connecting her personal despair to the larger conflict. The narrative focuses on her interaction with these dolls and the realization of Suigintou’s true purpose within the ongoing struggle.
7EP 7Kanaria resolves to fight for survival and Micchan's happiness while Souseiseki questions the Alice Game.
Dec 2, 2005Kanaria determines to engage in combat to ensure her own survival and to bring joy to her medium, Micchan. Despite this initial determination, the situation evolves as conflicts are settled through alternative means. Consequently, Kanaria manages to fulfill Micchan's desires without resorting to the anticipated battle. In a parallel development, Souseiseki begins to analyze the nature of the Alice Game more critically. This deeper understanding leads her to conclude that she and her sisters ought to participate in the fighting. The narrative highlights these shifting perspectives, contrasting Kanaria's adaptive approach to her wishes with Souseiseki's growing conviction regarding the necessity of combat for her group.
8EP 8Souseiseki perceives the true significance of the Alice Game after witnessing Rozen.
Dec 9, 2005Following a vision of Rozen, the creator of the dolls, Souseiseki begins to understand the deeper purpose of the Alice Game. Observing Enju and his emotional connection to dolls, Jun finds himself questioning Rozen and his profound affection for his creations. Meanwhile, Souseiseki makes a firm decision to battle her sisters, aiming to seize their Rosa Mysticae in order to become Alice. This sequence of events highlights the growing tension and the intense personal stakes involved in the ongoing conflict among the dolls.
9EP 9Suiseiseki worries over Souseiseki who loses her Rosa Mystica in battle
Dec 16, 2005Suiseiseki grows anxious regarding the condition of her sister, Souseiseki. Souseiseki engages in combat against Barasuishou and Suigintou but is ultimately defeated in the fight. Following her loss, Souseiseki requests that Suiseiseki take possession of her Rosa Mystica. However, Suiseiseki is unable to successfully retrieve the item. Consequently, Suigintou seizes Souseiseki's Rosa Mystica instead, leaving the sisters in a difficult situation after the battle concludes with Souseiseki's defeat.
10EP 10Tomoe and Hinaichigo share their final moments before a trap is set for Jun.
Jan 13, 2006Souseiseki faces a tragic destiny, a fate that Shinku also foresees for Hinaichigo. Aware of her impending doom, Hinaichigo spends her remaining time with Tomoe. However, there is no opportunity for mourning as Barasuishou, Laplace, and Enju have apparently constructed a trap targeting Jun and the surviving dolls of the Rozen Maiden. This sequence highlights the looming danger facing the group while emphasizing the emotional weight of Hinaichigo's final interactions with Tomoe amidst the broader conflict.
11EP 11Remaining dolls battle Barasuishou and Suigintou while Shinku faces Barasuishou alone
Jan 20, 2006The surviving dolls engage in combat against Barasuishou and Suigintou as they strive to fulfill Rozen's wish. The conflict escalates rapidly, causing the situation to deteriorate significantly. Amidst this turmoil, Shinku is left to confront Barasuishou by herself. The narrative focuses on the intense struggle between the dolls and their opponents, highlighting the desperation to achieve their goal. Shinku's solitary battle against Barasuishou becomes the central point of this chaotic encounter, underscoring the high stakes involved in their ongoing mission.
12EP 12Jun discovers the true origin of Barasuishou and the fate of Enju and Rozen
Jan 27, 2006With conflicts resolved and battles ended, Jun uncovers the shocking truth regarding Barasuishou, Enju, and Rozen. It is revealed that Enju, not Rozen, created Barasuishou. Consequently, Barasuishou perishes. Meanwhile, the other dolls of the Rozen Maiden are set to be revived soon. This revelation concludes the immediate struggles and shifts the narrative toward the restoration of the remaining dolls, marking a significant turning point in their existence and the resolution of past grievances among the characters involved.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Rozen Maiden: Träumend have?
- Rozen Maiden: Träumend has 12 episodes.
- When did Rozen Maiden: Träumend come out?
- Rozen Maiden: Träumend came out in 2005.
- Which studio made Rozen Maiden: Träumend?
- Rozen Maiden: Träumend was produced by Nomad.
- Who directed Rozen Maiden: Träumend?
- Rozen Maiden: Träumend was directed by Kou Matsuo.
- Is Rozen Maiden: Träumend finished?
- Current status of Rozen Maiden: Träumend: Finished.









