Get Even showcases a main group of girls who often seem defined more by their identities than by their skills or depth. Representation appears prioritized over organic character development, and a few plot points feel shoehorned to deliver contemporary social messages. Some viewers may feel the story takes frequent detours into after-school-special territory.

Traditional authority figures, family, and rules are frequently portrayed as obstacles or outdated concepts, while the teenage protagonists are held up as beacons of moral clarity. Masculinity is mostly absent, and when present, tends to be sidelined or lightly mocked in favor of highlighting the empowerment of the girls.

Alternative or traditional perspectives are largely absent. The show's social messages lean heavily in one direction, while anyone questioning the girls’ motives or broader themes is depicted as either uninformed or antagonistic. Genuine debate or ideological pluralism is minimal to nonexistent.