Dick Figures keeps its focus firmly on irreverent humor and outlandish scenarios. Characters are defined by their personalities and quirks rather than identity checkboxes. The show isn’t interested in ticking diversity boxes or treating representation as a narrative requirement, resulting in almost no ideological interference with plot or character.

While the show leans heavily into absurdity and parody, it mostly avoids taking jabs at traditional cultural values like family, masculinity, or religion. When it does, it’s always in the service of a cheap joke, not a crusade. There’s no sense of an agenda trying to undermine traditional values here.

There’s barely any ideological content at all, just a parade of crude gags. The rare social commentary is scattershot at best, targeting everyone equally with irreverence, rather than consistently villainizing any group or worldview. Diversity of thought isn’t on the menu, but ‘Dick Figures’ isn’t a soapbox, either.