The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special is more concerned with delivering a fun, comedic take on Star Wars rather than preaching ideology. Character traits are consistent with their established personalities, and identity factors aren’t especially foregrounded. Forced representation or hyper-competent new heroes aren’t really a focus, instead, familiar characters are showcased with the usual playful tone.

This film isn’t out to deconstruct family, religion, or classic morality. In fact, much of it centers around friendship, mentorship, and found family, traditional enough values. While there is a bit of playful mocking of older Star Wars and some gender role hijinks, it doesn’t seriously set out to undermine cultural foundations.

While the story sticks to current Star Wars canon and its typical moral assumptions, there isn’t an obvious push to villainize dissent or lampoon traditional values. The humor targets all eras of Star Wars, and any ideological messaging is light, if present at all. No real monoculture, just cartoon fun.