This figure captures Suigintou, the enigmatic first Rozen Maiden, in a poised, commanding stance. Her long twin-tailed hair flows like ink, with the signature black ribbons and pale porcelain skin contrasting against the velvet finish of her dress. The outfit features layered Gothic Victorian elements: a high-collar blouse, a sculpted bodice, lace accents, and a trailing skirt that billows around an ornate crucible-like stand. The paintwork emphasizes her cool blue eyes, sharp lashes, and subtle bruised-violet shading along the edges of her wings and sleeves. The base is designed to resemble cracked porcelain, suggesting the fragile yet formidable power she embodies. Overall, the silhouette exudes elegance, danger, and a hint of melancholic grace.

Suigintou is the first Rozen Maiden, created by Rozen to be a flawless sister and ally, yet her soul is wound with conflict and a vow of pursuit against the other dolls. Her personality blends icy resolve with an unspoken loneliness, as though her beauty hides a history of betrayal and a relentless desire to prove herself worthy of Rozen's favor. In the Rozen Maiden story, she wields a sharp and elegant weaponized winged self, seeking the sacred Ring that will grant her a defining fate. Her relationships with the other sisters swing between rivalry and guarded camaraderie, with moments of surprising softness when she finds a shard of trust. This figure distills that duality, presenting a dignified, tragic heroine who moves with precise grace, hidden pain, and an unbreakable will to endure.