The show leans heavily into identity themes, particularly around magical girls and self-acceptance, with significant focus on the protagonist's obsessive admiration and gender-bending humor. Some viewers may see character choices and transformation scenes as steering the narrative to spotlight modern ideas about identity more than traditional story structure.

Traditional gender roles are subverted with both parody and earnestness, and there is clear irreverence towards conventional views on masculinity and femininity. The humor often comes at the expense of longstanding cultural archetypes, pushing a more modern (and less traditional) depiction of gender.

While the show satirizes otaku and magical girl fandoms, it rarely offers meaningful pushback against its own ideological bent. Alternative or traditional viewpoints are mostly ignored or used as punchlines, rather than explored with any nuance.