The puppet-based framework exists outside traditional heteronormative structures. While characters lack explicit queer identities or same-sex intimacy, the absence of cisnormative markers avoids reinforcing standard romantic tropes.

Non-human protagonists effectively disrupt conventional gender hierarchies. By replacing archetypes with psychological profiles, the narrative avoids reinforcing traditional masculine or feminine leadership and nurturing roles.

The anthropomorphic cast renders traditional racial or ethnic categorization inapplicable. This color-blind medium avoids stereotyping but lacks proactive, intersectional casting of diverse human identities.

The work critiques traditional institutions, portraying educational and media-driven systems as deceptive or harmful. It prioritizes moral relativism and challenges the validity of Western institutional knowledge.

Themes of psychological distress and sensory overload drive the plot. These elements function as surrealist metaphors for trauma rather than nuanced portrayals of lived neurodivergence or disability.