Who I am
The true seventh Rozen Maiden doll. Both her hair and her ornately ruffled dress are white, as indicated by Shinku's description of her in volume 6 of the manga, and by the remodeled version of the original manga. However, she has been shown with a pale pink dress (anime), pale pink hair (Rozen Maiden AliBat, a fan-created fighting game), or both (the cover of volume 6 of the manga). Kirakishou's right eye is missing. In the anime, a layer of tissue covers the right eye socket and a single white rose grows from it, but in the manga, she simply has a rose growing out of the empty eye socket, as described by Shinku: "Her left eye can see everything, but reflects nothing, while her right eye is an empty hole, with a white rose growing out of it." In the anime, Kirakishou's shoulders are not ball jointed as the other dolls' are, presumably because she is an entity that only exists in the N-Field.
Kirakishou's first appearance in the manga is in volume 6, but is not properly introduced until volume 7. In the anime, however, she has not been formally introduced. Her only anime appearance was towards the end of the finale of Rozen Maiden Träumend; she is shown for only a few seconds.
In the manga, Kirakishou claims that the seventh doll lacked a physical body and could only exist in the N-Field. Because of this, she destroys and consumes Hinaichigo so that she can use the sixth doll's body to materialize outside of the N-Field. Even though Kirakishou could not initially exist in the real world, she could still affect real world events; she gives a rose ring to Odille Fosset, the granddaughter of Corinne Fosset, Hinaichigo's former mistress.
Kirakishou offers her Rosa Mystica to Suigintou in volume 7, in order to trick her "big sister" and take Megu. Suigintou, however, refuses to accept the Rosa Mystica, saying that she would take it later on her own terms. During her first encounter with Shinku, in volume 6, Kirakishou parrots whatever Shinku says, much like Barasuishou does in the anime.
Kirakishou's fleeting appearance in the anime revealed nothing of her abilities, but in the manga she controls white rose vines, manipulating them to restrain or whip her opponents. She also uses the vines to create a spider web-like structure on which she crawls, appropriately enough, like a spider to get around the N-Field. The rose vines are also used to foreshadow Kirakishou's impending appearance, especially when wrapped around some unsuspecting character. Finally, Kirakishou can trap people's consciousnesses into the N-Field, sealing them into white crystals. As seen with Odille, one of her victims, people whose souls have been trapped fall into a deep slumber in the real world, trapped in a scenario of Kirakishou's choosing. This helps to fuel Kirakishou's desire for a tremendous amount of power, something which a single medium would not be able to provide.
Kirakishou first appeared towards the end of the first manga series, when she devoured Hinaichigo from the inside out to gain physical substance. Off-panel, she managed to corner and trap almost every other doll and medium. By masking herself as Jun, she also sent parts of Souseiseki's lifeless body to the Jun of an alternate reality where he never wound up Shinku nor encountered any Rozen Maiden, where she appeared as a true doll for the first time. It is explained that Kirakishou was voluntarily left without a body by Rozen himself; he wondered if leaving her as a disembodied spirit would grant her superiority over the other Rozen Maidens and achieve greater perfection. Indeed, inside the N-Field, Kirakishou is almost omnipresent and far exceeds her sisters in terms of power, but being nothing more than a ghost apparently took a toll on her mind; she is depicted as almost insane, polite yet ruthless, and often creepily grinning. In one instance, she flails at Shinku and Suigintou as she desperately begs them to "hold me more." Driven by extreme jealousy of the qualities that her sisters have because of their physical bodies, she believes that by obtaining a physical body donned with the unique aspects of every other Rozen Maiden would make her truly perfect.
Since Jun is the one who assembled her, Kirakishou addresses him as master and wants to form a contract with him. She displays her disturbed mindset by asking him to choose which Rozen Maiden he would like to form a contract with, but not letting him fulfill said choice if it is not her. She also offered him the power to change his past if he would form a contract with her, though Shinku claimed this to be only a ruse. After Jun kissed Souseiseki's ring, Kirakishou's features started to waste away, given that she was using Souseiseki's body.
In her last desperate act, Kirakishou asked in vain for Jun's help and later traps her four sisters in a crystal cage inside her N-field, intending to devour them later. Before she can, however, the combined powers from her older sisters restore order to the worlds. She tries to intervene, saying that she did it all for the grown-up Jun. Jun, however, denies her actions, and she tearfully fades out.
Kirakishou's first appearance in the manga is in volume 6, but is not properly introduced until volume 7. In the anime, however, she has not been formally introduced. Her only anime appearance was towards the end of the finale of Rozen Maiden Träumend; she is shown for only a few seconds.
In the manga, Kirakishou claims that the seventh doll lacked a physical body and could only exist in the N-Field. Because of this, she destroys and consumes Hinaichigo so that she can use the sixth doll's body to materialize outside of the N-Field. Even though Kirakishou could not initially exist in the real world, she could still affect real world events; she gives a rose ring to Odille Fosset, the granddaughter of Corinne Fosset, Hinaichigo's former mistress.
Kirakishou offers her Rosa Mystica to Suigintou in volume 7, in order to trick her "big sister" and take Megu. Suigintou, however, refuses to accept the Rosa Mystica, saying that she would take it later on her own terms. During her first encounter with Shinku, in volume 6, Kirakishou parrots whatever Shinku says, much like Barasuishou does in the anime.
Kirakishou's fleeting appearance in the anime revealed nothing of her abilities, but in the manga she controls white rose vines, manipulating them to restrain or whip her opponents. She also uses the vines to create a spider web-like structure on which she crawls, appropriately enough, like a spider to get around the N-Field. The rose vines are also used to foreshadow Kirakishou's impending appearance, especially when wrapped around some unsuspecting character. Finally, Kirakishou can trap people's consciousnesses into the N-Field, sealing them into white crystals. As seen with Odille, one of her victims, people whose souls have been trapped fall into a deep slumber in the real world, trapped in a scenario of Kirakishou's choosing. This helps to fuel Kirakishou's desire for a tremendous amount of power, something which a single medium would not be able to provide.
Kirakishou first appeared towards the end of the first manga series, when she devoured Hinaichigo from the inside out to gain physical substance. Off-panel, she managed to corner and trap almost every other doll and medium. By masking herself as Jun, she also sent parts of Souseiseki's lifeless body to the Jun of an alternate reality where he never wound up Shinku nor encountered any Rozen Maiden, where she appeared as a true doll for the first time. It is explained that Kirakishou was voluntarily left without a body by Rozen himself; he wondered if leaving her as a disembodied spirit would grant her superiority over the other Rozen Maidens and achieve greater perfection. Indeed, inside the N-Field, Kirakishou is almost omnipresent and far exceeds her sisters in terms of power, but being nothing more than a ghost apparently took a toll on her mind; she is depicted as almost insane, polite yet ruthless, and often creepily grinning. In one instance, she flails at Shinku and Suigintou as she desperately begs them to "hold me more." Driven by extreme jealousy of the qualities that her sisters have because of their physical bodies, she believes that by obtaining a physical body donned with the unique aspects of every other Rozen Maiden would make her truly perfect.
Since Jun is the one who assembled her, Kirakishou addresses him as master and wants to form a contract with him. She displays her disturbed mindset by asking him to choose which Rozen Maiden he would like to form a contract with, but not letting him fulfill said choice if it is not her. She also offered him the power to change his past if he would form a contract with her, though Shinku claimed this to be only a ruse. After Jun kissed Souseiseki's ring, Kirakishou's features started to waste away, given that she was using Souseiseki's body.
In her last desperate act, Kirakishou asked in vain for Jun's help and later traps her four sisters in a crystal cage inside her N-field, intending to devour them later. Before she can, however, the combined powers from her older sisters restore order to the worlds. She tries to intervene, saying that she did it all for the grown-up Jun. Jun, however, denies her actions, and she tearfully fades out.
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Are you sure? You've never even had a runny nose, at least? surprised
O-only if you don't eat me again ~na no...