Marty: A Wild West Neverland

The film does not specifically address LGBTQ+ identities. The Neverland setting hints at a space outside traditional norms, but no specific queer identities are confirmed.

The genders of Marty and Dee are not specified. By using a youth-centric cast, the film potentially disrupts traditional gendered leadership roles.

There is no information about the racial or ethnic background of the characters. The film neither includes diverse representation nor engages in harmful stereotypes.

The film critiques Western expansionist myths by focusing on children facing tyranny. This approach highlights systemic oppression rather than frontier justice.

One-Eyed Johnny indicates a visible physical difference. It is unclear if this trait provides meaningful character development or simply serves as a narrative device.