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It is fun so far, nothing mindbreaking or anything, very basic anime plot, but serviceable enough.
Something i like above the GB3 story is that it feels like every mission and quest has a bit of story, even if it´s just a little convo between characters, makes playing stage after stage less "grindy", at least psychologically, because you always have something new to learn after each battle, even if it´s just what flavor icecream someone likes.
I have not met any stretch yet in which there is no conversations or plot points.