The narrative follows standard tropes of sacrifice and survival quests without any systemic oppression narratives, identity politics, or social commentary layered into the premise. Developer choices reinforce this approach through the complete absence of DEI statements or consultancy involvement, keeping the focus on core gameplay and lore rather than contemporary ideological framing. Character creation sticks to binary male and female body types with extensive customization sliders for proportions, muscle definition, and over 200 options, offering no pronoun selection, non-binary categories, or identity customization.

Romance elements remain limited to light festival quests and traditional male-female pairings such as a Shugo wedding. Audience reception highlights this restraint, with controversies instead centering on player sexualized presets of real idols and monetization practices, while progressive criticism targets the attractive designs as fanservice rather than any promotion of activist themes.