Main Cafeteria

Lore & Background

The cafeteria is where the Afterlife Battlefront members often meet to discuss strategy and share meals. It is also the venue for several of Girls Dead Monster's performances, including songs such as "Crow Song" (episode one), "Alchemy" and "My Song" (episode three), "Thousand Enemies" (episode five), and "Shine Days" and "Ichiban no Takaramono" (episode 10). These concerts serve as moments of catharsis and defiance within the afterlife school setting.

In Their Own Story

The cafeteria is a large, open hall filled with rows of standard school tables. During meal times, students gather to eat food that appears on plates. The space transforms when Girls Dead Monster performs, with a stage area materializing for the band. The atmosphere shifts from casual dining to intense emotional release during these musical performances, which are central to the series' narrative.

Reader's Guide

The cafeteria is a standard school dining hall with tables and chairs arranged in rows. It has high ceilings and large windows that let in natural light. The kitchen area is present but food simply appears on plates rather than being cooked. The space is flexible, allowing for performances by Girls Dead Monster when needed. Key events include the band's performances in episodes 1, 3, 5, and 10, where songs like "Crow Song" and "My Song" are played.

Did You Know?

• The cafeteria is the primary venue for Girls Dead Monster's performances, including songs like 'Crow Song' (episode one) and 'My Song' (episode three).
• Food in the cafeteria appears on plates rather than being cooked in a kitchen.
• The band's performances in the cafeteria feature songs sung by Masami Iwasawa (Marina) and Yui (LiSA).
• The cafeteria serves as a meeting place for the Afterlife Battlefront to plan their rebellion against God.
• The song 'Ichiban no Takaramono' is performed in the cafeteria in episode 10 and again in episode 13 sung by Karuta.