The narrative centers on Fuji, a pragmatic warrior with an aversion to empathy, partnering with Pirilika to oppose a corrupt shogunate that enforces a Code of Destruction rejecting honor and traditional virtues in the Hinomoto setting. Themes revolve around bushido restoration and fighting corruption without any activist framing, identity-based conflicts, or critiques of traditional norms as oppressive.

This approach keeps the focus squarely on the game's quirky premise and gameplay rather than injecting external messaging. The main cast consists entirely of original characters such as Fuji, Pirilika, Ao, and supporting demons that match the series' established anime style. There are no race or gender swaps of prior figures, no romance systems incorporating pronouns or gender options, and no LGBTQ focal elements.

Developer statements show no DEI commitments or consultancy involvement. A minor cover art marketing issue exists but remains unrelated to progressive ideology, leaving audience reception free of the divisions that often accompany such content in other titles.