The film features a minor, humorous depiction of same-sex attraction through the fantasy personas of Cubert and Dwight, who declare their mutual 'gay' affection. This portrayal is played for laughs within the D&D-inspired segment but avoids harmful stereotypes or negative consequences. The depiction is incidental to the main plot and neither strongly affirms nor denigrates LGBTQ+ identity, resulting in a neutral overall impact.

The film features Leela, in her fantasy persona Leegola, who actively participates in and wins physical combat using a staff against multiple male opponents in the Cornwood realm.

The movie clearly endorses progressive family values through its depiction of chosen family structures, non-traditional parenting roles (Bender and Ben), and a satirical approach to universal 'marriage,' while traditional gender roles and parental authority are largely absent or subverted.