The collection lacks explicit depictions of non-heteronormative identities or same-sex intimacy. While shorts like Tangled Ever After focus on romance, they primarily reinforce traditional romantic structures.

Gender dynamics vary across the anthology. While Frozen Fever allows female protagonists to lead through emotional intelligence, many comedic beats still rely on traditional domestic or romantic expectations.

Diversity is moderate and often tied to specific cultural adaptations. John Henry offers agency to a non-white protagonist, yet much of the collection remains centered on Eurocentric folklore.

The collection leans heavily toward traditional Western storytelling and classical folklore. Narratives tend to favor conventional heroism, traditional family structures, and the preservation of classic mythologies.

Visible representation of neurodivergence or physical disability is minimal. Characters are largely defined by plot roles or comedic utility rather than lived experiences with disability.