The film features America Chavez, a prominent LGBTQ+ character with two mothers, whose family is depicted positively and without prejudice. Her identity is normalized within the narrative, contributing to an overall affirming portrayal.

Baron Mordo, a character traditionally depicted as white in Marvel Comics, is portrayed by a Black actor in this film, consistent with his portrayal in previous MCU installments.

The film positively portrays the monastic and wisdom-seeking aspects of Kamar-Taj, which draws heavily from Tibetan Buddhist aesthetics and philosophy. Its practitioners are depicted as noble protectors of reality.

The film positively depicts the mystical arts and concepts, many of which are inspired by Hindu mythology and philosophy, as powerful and benevolent forces used by heroes to protect the multiverse.