Rozen Maiden: Träumend

Jun tries to catch up with his past due school work to re-enroll. Everything appears to be as it was before until Shinku begins having nightmares about Suigintou.

The appearance of the seventh doll indicates that the Alice Game might end soon. The only problem is that Shinku thinks Barasuishou is lying about something.

Kanaria, who is the second doll of the Rozen Maiden, appears with a plan to steal Shinku’s Rosa Mysticae.

Jun and the dolls end up in Barasuishou’s twisted world. Suiseiseki and Jun form a contract together.

Suiseiseki sets out to gain Jun’s respect. Souseiseki tries to maintain order in the house, and Kanaria attempts to break in again.

Megu is hospitalized with an incurable illness and, while she wishes for death, enters into a contract with Suigintou.

Souseiseki begins to see a deeper meaning of the Alice Game. Kanaria decides to fight to keep her medium happy and to keep herself alive.

After seeing Enju and hearing his feelings about the dolls, Jun questions his own feelings for them as well. Souseiseki soon understands the meaning of the Alice Game.

Suiseiseki fights Barasuishou and Suigintou. She is subsequently defeated, and Suigintou takes her Rosa Mysticae.

Souseiseki and Hinaichigo both face a tragic fate. Mourning must be delayed, as a trap has been set for Jun and the remaining dolls.

The remaining dolls battle it out with Barasuishou and Suigintou. Things go awry, leaving Shinku to face off with Barasuishou.

The battles are done, the conflicts resolved. A startling connection between Barasuishou and Enju is revealed. The dolls of the Rozen Maiden will soon be revived.