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No, Miguel isn't a vampire in the comics. The character's traits and storylines don't involve vampirism.

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Toge Inumaki is important too. His special cursed speech ability makes him stand out. Also, the principal of the school, Masamichi Yaga, is likely to be important as he is in a position of authority and has an influence on Gojo and the other students. There could be other characters like the members of different clans that also play roles in the complex web of the story.

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No. The Harry Potter fandom generally values the positive relationships and character arcs as presented in the original books. Ron and Hermione have a relationship based on mutual respect and love. A fanfiction with such a violating concept goes against the essence of what the characters represent in the fandom.

Here are some recommendations for follow-up novels about domestic violence: 1. " Mother, I'll Protect You in This Life ": The story of rebirth and revenge has ended. 2. [Reborn: The Daughter of a Brainiac]: The female lead chose a better life after her rebirth. 3. The Reborn Wife's Revenge: The female protagonist takes revenge after being betrayed by her husband and friends. 4. [After Rebirth, I Was Praised to the Heavens by the Scumbag's Opponent]: The female lead chose a more handsome and richer male lead after her rebirth. Please note that the novels recommended above may not completely meet your needs, but they are related to the follow-up story of the domestic abuse wife.

Yes, the content you described is highly inappropriate and violates moral and ethical standards. Such content is unacceptable in a civilized and decent society.

Yes, he is. Gojo has made a comeback in the manga.

Yes, as of the latest manga chapters, Gojo is alive.

Yes, Gojo is dead in the manga. It's a major plot point that shocked many fans.