The film features an explicitly non-binary superhero character, Jess (Sparrow), whose identity is respectfully acknowledged and affirmed by other characters. Jess is depicted with dignity and agency as a heroic figure, contributing positively to the narrative without their identity being a source of mockery or hardship. This portrayal offers a clear and supportive representation of a non-binary individual.

The film features Ladybug, a female superhero, who consistently engages in and wins close-quarters physical fights against multiple male villains. She uses her acrobatic skills and a magical yo-yo as a melee weapon to defeat opponents.

The film consistently portrays stable, loving nuclear families and the importance of parental support and commitment. While gender roles are shown as flexible partnerships, the narrative generally favors lifelong relationships, respected parental authority, and multigenerational bonds.