For once the Build series returned to it's roots. Instead of convoluted and tacky antagonists with PTSD protagonists, or asking the audience to question AI sentience, it's just fun action schlock. Though it is a sequel to the videogames Gundam Breaker 3 and Gundam Breaker Mobile, outside of the mobile tie-in events there is not much needed to understand in the plot. Considering at most it is the length of two full episodes, it does a decent enough job in terms of progressing from one moment to another. There's nothing deep or meaningful about this show, and it's good that they didn't make the attempt.If you like mecha fights with high-quality animation this can fit the bill. Anything else won't be here. Personally, I'm completely done with Build shows trying to be high stakes and deep, so if this means a return to the original Build Fighters formula I am all for it.