Suigintou

Name: Kanji 水銀燈 Romaji Suigintou, Suigintou Mercury lamp translation Appearances First presentation Phase 3 Last appearance Final story Other appearances Rozen Maiden (anime 2004), Rozen Maiden: Träumend, Rozen Maiden: Ouvertüre, Rozen Maiden: Dolls Talk, Maite wa Ikenai Rozen Maiden

She is depicted with silvery-white hair and red eyes, the latter with narrow, slanted pupils. She wears a black headband trimmed with black lace. Each end of the headband terminates in two black bows; the headband also features a black rosette at the top. A black ribbon is tied around her neck, and her dress is black and white. She has a matching rosette on her chest, just like the one on the headband. The bodice is also trimmed with black lace and features white ruffles. The sleeves are puffed at each shoulder, while at the arms they are fitted to the upper half; the forearms have three layers of white ruffles. A ribbon and several strips of fabric from the dress hang around her elbows. The skirt is white with a flounced trim, overlaid with black diamond-shaped pieces. The two front layers feature inverted white crosses. Between these two layers is a crisscrossed ribbon. She also wears black boots with matching rosettes, like those on the headband. Its back is cracked by the black feathered wings that stick out. In her first canonical appearances, she wears only an underdress. Her usual dress and related accessories were likely created later. She also lacks wings, and in one appearance, her back begins to crack.

Suigintou's characteristics throughout the series appear to be sadistic, spiteful, and arrogant, while her desire to win the Alice Game is the strongest of all the dolls, driven primarily by her longing to gain the attention of her father, the fantastical dollmaker Rozen. Suigintou has no inhibitions when it comes to the Alice Game. She will use any method at her disposal, no matter how brutal, to achieve victory. Although she avoids socializing with her doll sisters, she harbors a particularly bitter hatred for Shinku.

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Creation: Suigintou is the first complete doll created by Rozen. She spent her first days in an area of ​​Camp N filled with the shattered remains of dolls that Rozen hadn't finished. Suigintou considered this pile her sister and named it Ginka.

Life in the miniature garden: At some point, Rozen stopped visiting her, and she ended up in the Miniature Garden. She also seems to have spent a lot of time with Kanaria there and developed a distant personality. She also spends time with Shinku, occasionally taking an interest in talking to her. At one point, she remarks to Shinku that her father hasn't been paying attention to her lately. Suigintou also reveals that she broke a promise made to Rozen—never to look in his workshop—and informs her that she saw him creating a new sister. She watches with delight as Shinku becomes emotionally distressed by the sighting. [6]

After creating Hinaichigo, she tells Kanaria that she had hoped Shinku would suffer, but instead, she and Hinaichigo get along well. Kanaria drags her along to join Shinku and Hinaichigo, and eventually, thanks to her, she begins to meet regularly with the other dolls for tea. Some time later, she receives the Artificial Spirit, Meimei, from Rozen. Finally, she realizes that Rozen has stopped visiting them and is happy to tell Shinku, who becomes distressed again. Much later, she tells the other dolls at their tea party that, by now, they've all gone mad with boredom. The other dolls discuss the possibility of creating a seventh doll.

When Souseiseki tells her to be quiet, she loudly exclaims that they've all become "trash," just like the garden they live in. Laplace's Demon arrives and informs them that Rozen has given them a new purpose: the Alice Game. Suigintou is the first to join, as she desires nothing more than to escape the garden and become the ultimate girl.

Megu Kakizaki: She is Suigintou's first teacher, but their relationship is complicated. Megu sees her as a dark angel who has come to take her life. Suigintou often calls her a sick and demented teacher, a description that perfectly suits her. Furthermore, she is the first person Suigintou has ever cared about, aside from Rozen. Suigintou frequently worries about Megu's health. She loves her so much that she promises they will die together.

Shinku: Suigintou and Shinku are not close friends, but are shown more as rivals than enemies (there is a situation in which they are both forced to cooperate to defeat Kirakishou, and although they argue and fight comically with each other, they are not mortal enemies).

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She can generate a vast number of feathers from her back and move them at incredible speeds. Suigintou can also create destructive blue flames and use them against her own feathers. Her varied abilities, especially combined with her cunning and wild nature, make her one of the strongest players in the Alice Game.

It is also shown that Suigintou uses its feathers defensively, employing its wings to protect itself from physical attacks.

Its artificial spirit, "Meimei", gets its name from the Japanese word "Mei", which means darkness. The official German translation of its name is incorrect, as "mercury" is not the German word for mercury. The correct translation of its name would be "Quecksilber Lampe" (Flame Silver Lamp).