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It's a story with unique and engaging elements. The style is often visually appealing and might have elements of drama and adventure.

Well, a lot of people get the ToDo JJK manga from major online retailers like Amazon or specialized manga websites. Libraries sometimes have it too.

No, Todo isn't dead in the manga. The story continues with his presence.

Todo's appearances in the JJK manga are scattered. It depends on the specific storylines and conflicts. Sometimes he's in the foreground, and other times he makes cameos to add to the overall narrative.

No, Todo doesn't die in the manga.

Deer Hunter was a novel by Faulkner, published in 1929. The story was about a banker named John De Haven, who was forced to commit crimes to save his family and himself during the Great Recession in the early 1920s. Dhoven's novels were regarded as one of Faulkner's masterpieces for their unique narrative style and profound character creation. Through the perspective of the protagonist, John De Haven, it shows the various difficulties of American society and the complexity of human nature during the Great Depression-era.

Most likely, F K'un-L'un is fictional. Usually, such names and concepts come from the realm of imagination and aren't based on actual facts or events.

Yes, Todo does come back. His return adds a new twist to the story.

As of the latest chapters I've read, Todo is still alive in the JJK manga. The story hasn't depicted his death yet.

I'm not sure specifically who Paco Gutierrez is in relation to Nintendo. There could be many individuals with that name. Maybe he was an employee, a game tester, or had some other role within the Nintendo company. Without more context, it's hard to tell the real story.