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Built a new Chocorne36 N!N from some spare PCBs and thought I'd try a heavier switch (choc silver). Also had a Chosfox order recently arrive with some Chocfox keycaps.
In the photos the new build is in the black case, and the old in white.
I am not a long-term user of the MBK caps, but I do have some comparison comments with the Chocfox caps.
The Chocfox:

With the smoother rounder top edges, I find them a little nicer to the touch. But I can appreciate the MBK's with a pronounced edge can help with finger location.
Has a narrower width giving a very slight separation. This is the primary why I bought them, as I was accidentally pressing neighbouring keys with the MBKs. I realise that practice could very well solve this.
Homing caps have a very subtle bump, which I wish was a bit more pronounced. The MBK bump is easily recognisable.
1.5U cap with its scoop across the length of the cap isn't well suited for a vertically orientated thumb key. My thumb is resting right on the very bottom end of the cap. I find the MBK 1.5U is better suited on the thumb.
Surface is ever so slightly more smooth than the MBKs.
Has a good build quality with next to zero manufacturing defects, and they have a good fit on the switch.

As similar as they look, the two designs have enough differences.
On my two Chocorne pairs I've decided to do a 50/50 split of the caps to continue testing them to see if one surfaces as a personal preference.
I've got to say the Chocfox Legends set would look pretty sweet on my black case pair. But so too the MBKs Legends. Maybe a need a set of both? 🤔