The most colorful of them is Renge Miyauchi, a first-grader who is often perceptive despite her age. Nevertheless, Hotaru finds herself captivated by the countryside’s charm thanks to her four unique schoolmates with whom she quickly forms a genuine bond. There are no convenience stores in the area, and it can take up to two hours for a bus to arrive. Her new school has only five students including herself, all sharing a single classroom regardless of grade level. Hotaru Ichijou’s lifestyle completely changes when she leaves Tokyo and moves with her family to the isolated Asahigaoka village. With an incomplete doll in hand, and a message from his other self in another world, this Jun also finds his way into the world of the Rozen Maidens. But as suddenly as they started arriving, the books stop coming, and Jun gets a notice that says that the books have ceased being published. Mysteriously, when he arrives home that night, the second volume in the book series has been delivered to his house, along with some pieces of a doll. One day, he finds a book containing instructions on how to make a Rozen Maiden. However, he does not feel as though he belongs anywhere.

But what would have happened if Jun had circled “no”? Jun, having gotten over his school trauma from his younger days, spends his time attending college and working in a bookstore. During the events of the original Rozen Maiden, after circling “yes” on a paper and agreeing to wind an unknown “something,” a traumatized Jun Sakurada fights alongside the lifelike dolls known as the Rozen Maidens.

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