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{{Nihongo|'''''Kagihime Monogatari Eikyū Alice Rondo'''''|鍵姫物語 永久アリス輪舞曲||lit. ''Key Princess Story: Eternal Alice Rondo''}}, or simply '''''Kagihime''''', is a [[manga]] written by [[Kaishaku]]. The manga was serialised in ''[[Dengeki Daioh]]''. A 2006 thirteen episode [[anime]] produced by Trinet Entertainment was adapted from the manga. ''Kagihime'' is one of many anime works influenced by ''[[Alice in Wonderland]]'' as the story focuses on the completion of a third Alice book, ''The Eternal Alice''. The author of the ''Alice'' books, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, is referred to as L. Takion and not as his actual pen name [[Lewis Carroll]] for reasons unexplained.
An adaptation of the manga by Kaishaku, ''Kagihime'' is the story of Kirihara Aruto, an [[Ordinary High School Student]] with an interest in Alternate L. Takion's Alice story. There are two volumes of Takion's story, and rumors of the existence of a third. One night, after working on his own continuation of the story ([[Fanfic]], anyone?), he sees the form of a girl flash across the moon... a girl who happens to look exactly like what he imagines Alice should look like. He runs out of the house to chase her, and ends up in a library where the girl he was chasing is locked in combat with another girl who is similarly garbed. Because of this, he becomes involved with several girls called the Seekers of Alice.▼
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The show aired in early 2006. Compare with ''[[Rozen Maiden]]''
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* [[Alice Allusion]]
* [[Alliterative Name]] -- Just about everybody, with Arisu Arisugawa having the most tongue-twisting name of all.
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* [[Parental Abandonment]]
* [[Phantom Zone]] -- All the Seekers of Alice can generate a Mirror View Space in which to fight, leaving the real world unharmed.
* [[Playing
* {{spoiler|[[Rape
* [[Reality Warper]] -- Aruto. His creative power is so strong that it was enough to {{spoiler|will Arisu into being and keep her that way. He runs into a few problems when her version of events doesn't match up with the real world, but she's still very convincing.}}
* [[Red Eyes, Take Warning]]: Kiriha subverts this in the anime but sometimes plays this straight in the manga.
* [[Rose-Haired Girl]]: Most notably Kisa but Aya Ayase and Shimako Yagashima too.
* [[RPG Episode]] -- The 13th, final episode, which casts Aruto as a hero out to save a fantasy world.
* [[Schoolgirl Lesbians]] -- Kisa is ''deeply'' in love with Kiraha to the point of being a [[Stalker
** Also Mika Ogami and Jack Jacqueline in Volume 3 of the manga.
* [[Single-Minded Twins]] -- The Alice twins, who start to venture into [[Creepy Twins]] territory near the end.
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