Hoodwinked Too! Hood VS. Evil largely sticks to playful, adventure-driven storytelling. Most characters are exaggerated fairy-tale archetypes, and while Red is a feisty, capable lead, it doesn't appear that identity takes precedence over actual character development. Forced representation and 'flawless' diverse characters are not central issues here.

Traditional ideas of family, teamwork, and even slapstick heroism are emphasized. There's no significant undermining of masculinity or traditional family roles. The film mostly pokes fun at fairy tale tropes rather than rewriting or subverting significant cultural traditions in a modern ideological way.

The film isn't pushing a clear ideological message, good old-fashioned cartoon antics win the day. Characters don’t pontificate about modern social issues, and alternative or classic values aren’t mocked or villainized. It’s more interested in parody than preaching any particular worldview.