Just a stone's throw away from London lies the manor house of the illustrious Phantomhive earldom and its young master, Ciel Phantomhive. On the night of Ciel Phantomhive's tenth birthday, a fire engulfed his manor. The boy was missing for a month before returning with a mysterious black clad butler, Sebastian Michaelis. To others, it seems that the butler is simply the best at his craft, from anticipating his young master's needs to carrying them out to the best of his abilities. Little do they know, the servant is actually a demon that had entered into a contract with Ciel, promising the boy to help him achieve revenge on the arsonists in exchange for his soul. Sebastian Michaelis, an exceptionally loyal butler, is ever at Ciel's side, ready to carry out his young master's wishes. As the Queen's guard dog and standing at the top of the British underworld, the young boy must face many difficulties along the way.

And more difficult it becomes when suddenly a mysterious doll appears at his doorsteps...

Once upon a time there was a doll maker. He wished to obtain the perfect child, a girl more pure than any gem, more noble than any flower, unspoiled and flawless. But no matter how hard he tried, he always failed. Eventually, he crafted seven dolls, all of them more lifelike and more beautiful than any doll ever made. Though there was something more about them: they lived. And so the Alice Game was created. In order to become the ‘perfect girl’, the dolls have to battle one another and the winer claim the Rosa Mystica of the defeated doll. When a doll looses its Rosa Mystica, the doll will die and become nothing more than an ordinary doll, as the Rosa Mystica is what gives them life. Once they battled, but after some time they fell asleep.

Now all seven dolls have awoken once again, and the true Alice Game has begun…






A human a living being who is incapable of possessing supernatural abilities. However, they are able to form a Faustian Contract with a demon whereas the latter fulfills their wish and in return, humans sacrifice their souls for consumption. Once the contract forms, the human bears a mark in ambiguous places (e.g. Ciel bears it on his right eye which he hides with his eye patch). In a sense, the contract is viewed as a 'scar' the demon leaves so he would not lose the person he had contracted with. However if the wish is not yet fulfilled, the usual practice for the demons are to serve under the human for as long as it takes. No matter where, the contract has the authoritative power, and the demon is able to detect where the human is.
Humans are also capable of becoming a dolls medium, in which a ring appears on the mediums finger when the bond is manifested. A doll with a medium is far more powerful than a doll without one, however, it comes at the cost of the mediums life force, and if abused, it can even lead to the death of the medium.
Despite having no supernatural abilities, humans have exceptionally developed brains which enable them of abstract reasoning, language, problem solving, and introspection (i.e. self-observation of one's own thoughts, feelings, or 'souls' in spiritual cases). The distinguishing features that define them as a 'person' are the high-leveled thought processes such as self-awareness, exercise of reasoning (i.e. rationality), and wisdom.



Dolls, or the so called 'Rozen Maiden's', are a set of seven dolls who can move and talk just like humans are capable of doing. However, they are the size of a normal doll and do still have ball joints, though they look completely human, other than that. What makes the dolls alive, is the Roza Mystica they bear within them, very much like a human has a soul. Each doll also has a certain attack or power, that i unique to only that doll. In order to become Alice- the perfect girl- and to meet their creator in person (or father, as they call him), one of them must win the Alice Game. The game consists of the dolls battling one another, with their Roza Mystica as prize. The doll who has obtained all Roza Mystica's, is the one that becomes Alice. To battle one another, the dolls can take help from humans they form a bond with. A ring appears on the humans finger when the bond is created, and from then on the Rozen Maiden can draw power from her medium, as they are called. However, it comes at the cost of her mediums life force, and if too much is drawn, the medium will die.
The N-Field is a place where the Rozen Maidens go fighting during the Alice Game. There are many N-Fields in the series of Rozen Maiden. Each Rozen Maiden also comes with its own N-Field, or artificial world. For example, Hinaichigo's world is made of candy, toys, and other sweet things, while Suigintou's world is dark, depressing, and falling apart. N-Fields may be accessed or exited by a reflective surface, such as a puddle, a mirror, or a glass display case.
However, not all living dolls are Rozen Maiden's, and some have been created through very different means.



A demon is a supernatural being who occasionally comes to the human world to form a Faustian contract with a human, offering a range of services in return for the future consumption of the individual's soul. Demons seem to exist for the sole purpose of consuming human souls. They are also shown to be capable simply taking humans souls, but they seem to prefer the former for reasons which might have to do with 'the quality of an individual soul'.
here are two aesthetics of demons: one, their masters' orders are absolute and two, obey those orders while keeping their contracts. These two aesthetics are the reason for most demons' actions. There is no faith or loyalty that prompts them to act otherwise. However, demons are highly afraid of breaking their aesthetics, this being why they value their masters' lives above their own.
A contracted person receives a mark of their contract somewhere on his or her body, with a corresponding mark appearing simultaneously on the demon. The location of the mark can be chosen by the person who wishes to make a contract, or it can be the choice of the demon, as in Ciel's case. The more visible the location of the seal is, the stronger it is. In order to create the contract, a human has to summon a demon. However, it seems that they do not need to be aware of the existence of demons, attempt to summon a specific demon, or even summon one intentionally. It seems that a human needs to have a lack of faith in God, and be desperately searching for a way out. All the same, it seems that the human still has the option to go through and create the contract, or dismiss the demon. Demons contract on their own behalf, and there is no suggestion that they serve any supreme devil/demon.
While demons are physically capable of consuming human food, it seems that only human souls are able to satiate their hunger. Refraining from consuming souls can leave demons "starving" to the point that they cannot help themselves.
Demons also seem to have a long-standing hatred of Grim Reapers.



The Grim Reaper Dispatch Society handles the dispatch of Grim Reapers for reviewing and reaping souls. Grim Reapers review souls based on lists given to them by other departments. It is understood that these lists are given out well before the individuals actually die, having some ability to foresee the future. They are not permitted to kill people not on these death lists, which are also called soul collection lists.
Grim Reapers seem to be allocated to various locations based on a Personnel Department. It is their job to review areas where people are dying and review their lives, which they have a variety of information on, including the person's name, parents, cause of death, and any further notes. It is their job to remain neutral and emotionless, only intending to judge and collect souls. It is understood that most dying humans reviewed are allowed to die, unless their existence is "beneficial to the world," which rarely happens. Grim Reapers seem to always be on the side of letting someone die, rather than letting them continue to live. When they finish a mission, Grim Reapers have to fill out a reflection letter and report, which is sent to the Main Branch. Those who break the rules while on a mission undergo a punishment, although what details of the punishment are unknown, Grell has implies that it at least involves a potential demotion and possible confiscation of the individual's Death Scythe.
ACinematic Record occurs when a Grim Reaper cuts an individual with his or her Death Scythe, allowing the Grim Reaper to see a recollection of the person's life from the time they were born,to the time they died. The Death Bookmark is a very powerful Grim Reaper bookmark that is able to stop the events of someone's Cinematic Records from continuing further when placed into the book. A Death Scythe is the weapon used by Grim Reapers and serves a duel-purpose of reviewing and collecting souls.
Grim Reapers also seem to have a long-standing hatred of demons.




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