"Teenage Bounty Hunters" leans hard into identity-driven storytelling. The main characters’ social and sexual identities are a significant focus and sometimes overshadow the humor and bounty-hunting premise. It often feels like the narrative is sidelined for social commentary, making things less about the actual story and more about the creators’ ideology.

Religion, family, and traditional values are routinely poked fun at or painted as repressive. Masculinity is largely used as comic relief or portrayed as buffoonish, while girls and queer characters are front-and-center, often framed as unblemished moral compass holders. The show seems eager to turn old norms on their head at every turn.

Alternative or more traditional worldviews tend to be lampooned or represented mainly by over-the-top antagonists. The main cast all largely share the same progressive values, so genuine ideological variety is almost nonexistent. Debate is typically played for laughs or used to reinforce one side's correctness.