The show is a preschool cartoon, so depth is limited by design. Still, the main trio covers a checklist of representation, Peter Parker, Miles Morales, and Gwen Stacy, rather than focusing just on classic Spider-Man. Character traits are simple, with some emphasis on diversity, but not to the point of overwhelming the cheerful, straightforward storytelling.

Traditional family and gender roles don’t have much presence here (parents are rarely seen), and masculinity is basically sidelined for a bland, sanitized heroism. That said, the show doesn’t overtly attack any institution; it mostly just ignores traditional values, focusing on teamwork and friendship in a sanitized way.

Alternative views are nearly absent. The show presents its modern, inclusive worldview as a given, with no discussion or diversity of opinion. All the heroes share very similar attitudes about inclusivity, and villains are one-dimensional, with no discussion of real motivation or worldview differences.