"Moving" tells a superhero tale where character backgrounds reflect modern diversity, but identity is not focused on at the expense of story or personality. The plot mostly values personal growth, parent-child bonds, and loyalty over explicit ideology. Forced representation and overpowered characters aren’t overt issues, keeping narrative compromise minimal.

The series presents family, parental sacrifice, and duty in a largely positive light, celebrating traditional values. Masculinity and femininity are presented with nuance, and Korean cultural elements are treated respectfully. There’s very little subversion or revisionism prominent.

"Moving" offers a range of characters and moral dilemmas, allowing non-woke viewpoints. Those who are antagonists aren’t direct stand-ins for traditional perspectives, and there is room for conflicting views, preventing ideological uniformity.