'Gotham Girls' centers female leads like Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Batgirl in a style reminiscent of classic cartoons. While the cast is mostly women, character depth and wit are the focus, not just identity. The storylines don't seriously sacrifice narrative for ideology, fun takes priority, but the all-female focus hints at a mild early version of what later became standard 'girl power' fare.

The show does highlight female independence and capability, but doesn’t overtly mock masculinity or traditional roles. Classic values and familiar comic tropes remain relatively intact, with no apparent efforts to undermine family, religion, or traditional morality, just snappy banter and mischievous antics.

There’s little to suggest ideological monoculture. While the female cast is highlighted, alternative viewpoints or traditional characters aren’t villainized or caricatured out of existence, most iconic male figures are just offstage, not lampooned. The tone stays playful, not preachy.