The film features Rasputin, a villain whose sexually fluid and predatory nature is explicitly linked to his grotesque and manipulative character. This depiction reinforces harmful stereotypes of queer-coded villains, presenting identity as a source of depravity without any affirming counterpoints, resulting in a net negative portrayal.

The film features Polly Wilkins, a key member of the early Kingsman organization, who successfully engages in and wins multiple close-quarters physical fights against male opponents using martial arts and melee weapons.

The film portrays Christianity negatively through the character of Grigori Rasputin, a 'holy man' who uses his religious influence for manipulation, debauchery, and political machinations. The narrative frames him as a corrupt and dangerous figure, with no positive Christian representation to balance this depiction.