Genera+ion often foregrounds characters' sexuality and identity over organic character growth or meaningful stakes. Some storylines seem constructed more to highlight diversity itself than propel the narrative, with certain characters receiving exaggerated competence or virtue, undermining narrative realism. Viewers might feel that ideology frequently takes the driver’s seat.

Traditional themes like family, religion, and masculinity are repeatedly cast in a negative light or depicted as obstacles to liberation. There’s a clear emphasis on deconstructing and critiquing long-standing values in favor of modern progressivism, possibly leaving little room for traditional viewpoints or relatable cultural continuity.

Nearly all characters seem wholly aligned with progressive attitudes; any dissenting or traditional voices are largely portrayed through caricature or outright antagonism. Internal debate or sincere exploration of opposing perspectives is minimal, leaving little room for genuine ideological diversity or complexity.