The film lacks explicit LGBTQ+ characters or depictions of same-sex intimacy. It remains anchored in heteronormative dynamics, primarily through the Kermit and Piggy archetype.

Female protagonists like Miss Piggy subvert traditional hierarchies through high agency and assertive personalities. Characters such as Janice provide nuanced presence beyond simple supporting roles.

Diversity is expressed through a broad ensemble of various species rather than human ethnic identities. The film avoids a homogeneous aesthetic but lacks intentional exploration of race.

The story explores systemic greed and the pressures of celebrity culture. It offers a cynical view of institutional authority and the distinction between performer and person.

The narrative offers limited engagement with visible or invisible disabilities. Unique physicalities are treated as standard character traits rather than meaningful explorations of disability.