"Big Wolf on Campus" focuses on teen comedy and supernatural hijinks rather than ideological messaging. Characters are driven by personality and story needs rather than overt identity factors, and representation, where present, feels organic to the late '90s setting. Forced diversity and hyper-competent flawless characters are hard to find here.

The show generally treats family, religion, masculinity, and morality in a neutral or positive light. Traditional roles are occasionally played for laughs, but there isn’t any consistent undermining of cultural values you’d find in later 'woke' entries. Nostalgic, good-natured, and not revisionist.

There’s little evidence of ideological monoculture. Dissenting or traditional perspectives aren’t villainized. Humor comes from character dynamics, not from mocking or lecturing the audience about modern identity politics. Alternative worldviews are present or at least not dismissed out of hand.