The core roster and story mode focus on combat, backstories of elemental nations, and battling shadow creatures, with no romance systems, character creation, pronoun options, or identity-focused narratives. Characters like Zetterburn (fire lion prince), Orcane (water orca trickster), Wrastor (air bird ace), and Kragg (earth beetle defender) are original designs justified by the setting's animal civilizations and elemental themes.

Diversity is incidental and organic to the premise rather than activist-driven. A separate April Fools visual novel spin-off allows gender-agnostic dating, but this is not part of the main game.

Workshop mods and later additions introduce pride palettes or fan interpretations, yet the base 2017 release contains no such elements, developer DEI statements, or narrative centrality to progressive ideology. Reception shows overwhelmingly positive Steam scores with isolated complaints limited to mods, confirming the absence of foundational messaging.