Batman Beyond: The Movie

The movie doesn't include any LGBTQ+ characters or explore non-straight relationships. It focuses on a typical mentor-student relationship.

The story revolves around a male-dominated line of heroism and the passing down of power through generations. Women like Barbara Gordon have important roles, but they don't challenge traditional gender roles.

The futuristic, high-tech look of Neo-Gotham suggests a diverse society, but the main cast is still quite uniform. The script doesn't highlight ethnic storylines or use diverse casting to move the plot forward.

The storyline follows a traditional moral path centered on vigilantism. It avoids complex moral questions or deconstructing Western institutions, focusing instead on individual heroism.

Disability is barely represented, with a focus on physical strength and technology. Bruce Wayne's aging body hints at physical decline, but disability isn't used to comment on social issues.