The plot expands on the first game's cartel-busting premise with family drama involving sister Lizzie (an eco-terrorist rebel leader), a prologue Dating with the Stars reality show offering humorous choices including a male Moplet or slug contestant, and secret post-credits scenes revealing Lizzie's hookups with female character Harper and a robot. These elements introduce incidental same-sex implications and light anti-corporate satire but remain side details in a story driven by chaotic combat, skateboarding traversal, and over-the-top boss fights rather than identity or systemic oppression themes. The game features no character creation, pronoun systems, established character swaps, or developer DEI statements and consultants.

Its organic weird alien cast and crude humor style stay consistent with the first game. Minor X backlash labeled the LGBTQ elements as woke, yet reception was dominated by bugs and performance issues. The anti-Big Pharma corporate satire functions purely as narrative backdrop without activist framing or lecture moments, keeping progressive content minimal and non-central to the experience.