'Yeşil Deniz' primarily tells a rural coming-of-age story focused on friendship and everyday life in a Turkish village. The show focuses on genuine, quirky characters with arcs rooted in merit, not identity politics. Diversity is expressed through regional culture rather than ideology, with no forced representation or overpowered newcomers shoving aside established cast members.

Traditional values such as family, religion, and village life are central, portrayed with humor and affection. Masculinity and femininity are represented in a classical sense, not subverted or mocked. The show’s worldview is rooted in local tradition and customs, avoiding any revisionism or negative portrayals of these foundations.

While the series features a largely traditional worldview, it’s the world of a Turkish village, pluralism comes from character quirks and generational differences rather than modern ideological diversity. There is little push for modern social themes, but also minimal explicit debate on alternatives.