Adventure Beast plays with modern cartoon tropes, but doesn't overtly sacrifice story for identity politics. Main characters are diverse, but their skills, especially Bradley's zoological expertise, drive the plot more than their background. Still, some side characters and jokes feel wedged in to check representation boxes, occasionally distracting from the core adventure.

The show is fairly neutral on religion and family, focusing instead on animal adventures. Masculinity is treated with a mix of parody and respect; Bradley can be foolish, but not in a way that feels agenda-driven. There are some moments where traditional attitudes are mocked, but it's more comedic than ideological.

There’s an undercurrent of modern social sensibilities, with little space for traditional or non-progressive viewpoints, but it isn’t overtly hostile. Most characters toe the line on current moral attitudes, though dissenting perspectives are usually played for laughs rather than genuine debate.