Goku Dakimakura Guide: Solo Art or a Vegeta Reverse?

Published by Dakimakura Store · Published September 30, 2026

A Goku dakimakura search can lead to two covers with almost the same name but a very different choice on the reverse side. One keeps Goku on both sides; another product preview places Goku beside Vegeta to show the two artwork panels. Before choosing a size or fabric, decide whether you want a dedicated Goku pillow or a cover that lets you alternate characters.

This comparison focuses on two listings in the Dragon Ball body pillow cover collection: MGF-511027 and MGF-611050. Their similar names make the product code and full preview especially useful. Both offer the same five listed sizes and five fabric choices at the time of checking, so the artwork is a sensible place to start.

Two Goku covers, two different reverse-side choices

The MGF-511027 Goku pillow case shows Goku twice. Orange trousers and dark blue accents connect the two panels, while the pose and upper-body clothing change. One panel shows a bare upper body; the other has a dark blue top. Both use a light background that keeps the figure easy to distinguish.

Choose this design if the character is your main priority and you want Goku visible whichever side faces outward. The change in pose still gives you a choice when arranging the pillow. Inspect both panels before deciding that the overall presentation suits your bedroom or display space.

The MGF-611050 Son Goku cover has a different preview: Goku appears in one panel and Vegeta in the other. Goku wears orange trousers and a torn dark top; Vegeta is shown in armor, with a tail visible around his waist. The listing title emphasizes Goku, so checking the image is essential if you expect the same character on both sides.

This is the more useful choice if you like both characters and enjoy changing which one is on display. Think of it as two character views on a reversible cover. The side-by-side catalog image should not be read as a promise of two separate pillowcases or two complete pillows.

Choose the design by how you will display it

Picture the pillow in its usual position rather than judging only a small catalog thumbnail. If it rests against a wall, you may see one side most of the time. If you turn it regularly, both panels matter equally. Neither arrangement is better, but it changes what you should prioritize.

• For a Goku-focused collection: MGF-511027 maintains the same character across both sides while changing the pose.
• For two character choices in one cover: MGF-611050 gives you Goku and Vegeta as alternate outward-facing views.
• For a particular room palette: compare the orange-and-blue emphasis of the Goku panels with the white, blue and gold armor in the Vegeta panel.
• For a gift: confirm whether the recipient wants Goku specifically or would appreciate Vegeta on the reverse before choosing.

Do not let a shared starting price decide this part of the purchase. A cover can be the right size and material yet still feel like the wrong choice if its reverse artwork is unexpected. The store’s guide to reading the full product preview explains how to separate the artwork layout from what is actually included in the order.

Match the size to the pillow you own

Both compared listings currently show 100 × 34 cm, 120 × 40 cm, 150 × 50 cm, 160 × 50 cm and 180 × 60 cm. These are length-and-width pairs, not interchangeable descriptions of a generally large pillow. Record both numbers from your existing insert before configuring either cover.

The 150 × 50 cm and 160 × 50 cm options share a listed width but differ in length. The 180 × 60 cm option changes both dimensions. Buying the longest cover simply to get a larger picture is not helpful if your insert cannot support it. For an existing setup, compatibility should narrow the menu before personal preference does.

If you are starting from nothing, consider where the assembled pillow will fit and choose the cover and insert together. The cover and inner pillow sizing guide is a useful next step when your current pillow label is unclear. Avoid relying on the apparent proportions of a product image to estimate dimensions.

Compare fabric with the size held constant

Each of these two Goku listings offers Peach Skin, Natural Velvet, Smooth Knit, Two Way Tricot and Upgraded Two Way Tricot. That shared menu makes it possible to compare the artwork without also changing the fabric. Select the same size and material on both pages if you want a fair comparison of their configured prices.

The listed descriptions distinguish plush Natural Velvet from the smoother knit options. Smooth Knit is described as having one-way stretch, while the tricot choices emphasize elasticity. Those differences concern the surface you will handle; the illustration alone cannot show you exactly how a fabric feels.

For frequent use, start with your preferred texture and the care routine you can maintain. For display, consider how much you value the presentation of details against a plush surface. The five-material fabric comparison provides more detail without requiring you to choose an upgrade solely because it is the highest-priced option.

At the time of checking, both covers have a US$24.99 base price. Size and fabric selections can add to that figure. Treat the base price as a starting point: compare the selected configuration and final cart amount, especially if you move between sizes while browsing. A matching base price does not mean every combination costs the same.

Keep the cover, insert and optional parts separate

These are printed cover listings. If you need a complete pillow, check the inner pillow as a separate item rather than treating the filled-looking preview as an inclusion list. The standard inner pillow listing includes dimension choices corresponding to the five sizes above; verify the selected dimensions on both items before checkout.

The cover pages also display optional 3D accessory menus. Their presence does not mean a selected cover automatically includes those parts or that the preview guarantees a particular accessory setup. For a straightforward printed-cover purchase, review those menus and leave unwanted extras at the no-addition selection. Ask about compatibility before choosing an unfamiliar accessory.

A final comparison you can finish in a minute

1. Confirm the product code: MGF-511027 for two Goku panels, or MGF-611050 for the Goku-and-Vegeta preview.
2. Review the complete image, including the side you expect to display less often.
3. Match the full size pair to your insert or planned new pillow.
4. Select a fabric deliberately, then check any optional additions.
5. Review quantity, configured price and the separate insert requirement in the cart.

Save the product code with your order details if you think you may want another cover later. The words “Son Goku” alone will not distinguish these two designs. That small record also makes it easier to ask a precise question before buying.

Frequently asked questions

Does each Son Goku listing show Goku on both sides?

No. MGF-511027 shows two Goku panels. MGF-611050 shows Goku and Vegeta in its two-panel preview, even though the product title emphasizes Son Goku. Use the code and image together.

Does the preview mean I receive two pillowcases?

Do not interpret the paired image that way. It presents the artwork panels for the listing. Check the ordered quantity and item description rather than counting the figures shown in the preview.

Can I choose Smooth Knit for either of these covers?

Yes, Smooth Knit appears in both material menus at the time of checking. Confirm that it remains selected on the exact product you add to the cart, particularly after changing size or returning to the page.

Which cover should I choose if I only want Goku?

Start with MGF-511027 because its preview keeps Goku on both sides. If having Vegeta as the alternate view appeals to you, compare MGF-611050 instead. Once the artwork decision is settled, select the size and fabric that fit your actual pillow setup.