Should be a really good fit for the park! SeaWorld San Diego currently lacks a properly huge lift hill coaster, so this will give them one! If SheiKra is anything to go by, the ride should be awesome, if you ask me! I also like the colour scheme; SeaWorld always nails the visuals with their coasters, and Mako (the California version) looks to be no exception! The area should also be really nice, as SeaWorld did a lovely job with Shark Wreck Reef in Orlando, in my opinion! In the Orlando area, there's loads of little details and shark facts, along with a lovely soundtrack and light show when the coaster passes over the plaza!
So all in all, Mako looks like it will be a fantastic addition to SeaWorld San Diego, and it's really great that SeaWorld are in the financial position to invest in so many major coasters in one year!
However, a very small part of me is reminded slightly of Six Flags in the 2000s and the events that led to their bankruptcy by SeaWorld's large coaster-buying spree. But I'm sure SeaWorld knows what they're doing and has the necessary steps in place to prevent another Six Flags scenario from occurring.
Also, have things changed recently with the city of San Diego and their planning laws? Because I remember hearing that SeaWorld had to jump over a number of hurdles to get the 95ft tall Journey to Atlantis built in 2004, and Mako is going to be 153ft tall. If that's the case, then the city of San Diego are certainly being nice to SeaWorld!