'Wild Heart' visibly puts identity front and center, often making character traits like gender and sexuality overshadow authentic personalities or actual storyline stakes. Some major figures seem to be present for the sake of ticking boxes, not because they fit uniquely into the plot. As a result, genuine character development sometimes takes a back seat to messaging.

The series repeatedly questions old-school values. Masculinity is usually framed as outdated or problematic, while traditional family dynamics get little respect. Instead, alternative lifestyles and values are celebrated almost exclusively, giving little space for legacy norms to be seen in a positive light.

Alternative or less progressive worldviews are only shown as punchlines or outright villainy, rarely as serious viewpoints. Nearly every major character enthusiastically promotes modern ideological talking points, leaving almost zero room for debate or nuance. It’s an echo chamber dressed as a drama.