While the show centers on ballet and time travel, it generally focuses more on its main character's journey and skill than on identity-based messaging. There is some nod to modern representation in casting and themes, but it doesn’t seriously derail the story or make identity the focus, so it mostly lands as safe territory for narrative integrity.

Traditional themes like family and romance do play a role, but the show occasionally subverts classic gender roles and downplays more old-fashioned aspects in favor of modern sensibilities. There’s no major attack on tradition, but it quietly leans progressive at times, so it's somewhat middle of the road.

The worldview is relatively soft for a modern teen show, there’s a subtle, consistent push for inclusivity and modern thinking, but outright villainizing of alternative perspectives is minimal. It doesn’t offer a true marketplace of views, yet avoids being too heavy-handed.