A decent continuation of the series. The animation is better than ever, with much better blending of 2D and 3D than in seasons 1 and 2. Obviously, there's plenty of fighting. It's not quite as moving as 1 and 2, but there are a few special moments. The party gets some more battle companions, and we get to see some of their story. On the downside, the world-building feels more hollow than it started out. It feels like the story is a bunch of random made up stuff to continue the story, without a cohesive overarching mission, sort of like Dragon Ball Z, with its endlessbattles. There's no real connection of the setting of season 3 to the settings of 1 and 2.

This show really falls into the tropes of "battle shounen", so if that's your thing, then do watch this, otherwise try something else.