sdcc 2011 goku

LA Comic Con and SDCC aren't directly connected. They have different organizers, locations, and programming. Each has its own fan base and offerings.

It's not a straightforward yes or no. Some comic shops might offer discounts to attract customers at SDCC, but others might keep their prices the same. You'd have to check around to find the best deals.

No, they are two separate comic conventions with no direct link.

Well, Vegeta would be a likely character. He might be initially suspicious of the female Goku. Maybe he thinks she's a threat or just can't believe there's another Goku - like being. He could be there to add some comical moments as he tries to understand the situation.

In most cases, they are depicted at similar levels of strength. But it can vary depending on specific story arcs and interpretations.

In general, it's a bit of a toss-up. The strength of Manga Goku and Anime Goku can vary depending on the specific arcs and battles. Sometimes, it might seem like one is stronger in a particular situation, but that could change in another.

In most cases, they are considered equally strong. The power levels in both the anime and manga are often presented in a similar manner.

Another possible main character could be the villain that forces the two Gokus to meet. This villain could be a new, super - powerful threat that the two Gokus need to deal with. Their meeting becomes a crucial part of the story to defeat this powerful foe.

In some 'Goku meets Goku fanfiction', they could team up against a super powerful enemy that neither could defeat alone. They would combine their signature moves like the Kamehameha for an ultimate attack.

The plot could involve Goku and Goku Black fusing accidentally. Maybe due to some strange energy anomaly. And then they have to figure out how to control this new form. They might initially be feared by their friends because of Goku Black's reputation, but then they prove that they are on the side of good by using their new powers to protect the Earth from an impending threat that no one else could handle.