Zom 100's narrative largely centers on a traditional, escapist plot and focuses on the main character's journey of self-discovery amid chaos. While some diverse characters are present, their inclusion generally serves the story rather than feeling shoehorned for representation's sake. The central arc prioritizes individual growth over overt ideology.

The show portrays friendships, perseverance, and personal ambition without directly attacking traditional values. While it doesn’t focus heavily on family or religion, it doesn’t actively undermine them either. Masculinity, when present, is used for comedic effect rather than outright ridicule, and gender roles aren’t aggressively subverted.

Alternative perspectives are present, especially in the contrasting personalities among the group. Debate and conflict occur naturally through character interaction. No traditionalist caricatures or villainization of dissenting views are front and center; the focus is squarely on survival and fun in a zombie apocalypse.