Murder Drones puts its creative focus on atmosphere, world-building, and character-driven storytelling. While there is some representation among the characters, it feels organic and secondary to the plot. Identity traits are present but generally don't overwhelm their personalities or arcs. The show's primary concern is narrative flair rather than ticking boxes.

The show is set in a dystopian sci-fi landscape, so traditional institutions like family, religion, or masculinity aren't its focus. It doesn't go out of its way to undermine or mock these aspects either. The story's tone is more about survival and humor within a bleak world than pushing any agenda regarding traditional values.

While modern attitudes toward gender and identity are present, there’s still a healthy dose of pluralism, internal conflict, and a variety of personalities. Alternative worldviews aren’t notably villainized or mocked; the central conflicts are more existential than ideological.