Hailey's On It!

Main characters Hailey and Scott both have some counterstereotypical gender traits: Hailey is brave and has agency, and Scott is sensitive and kind. One negative is that capable and brilliant Hailey's best friend and crush is not an intellectual match for her. Some ambiguous racial diversity: Hailey and Scott both have brown skin, but no explicit mention of their heritage (though Hailey mentions her Polynesian-sounding middle name in passing). Some body type diversity: Supporting character Christine Sanchez is not thin like Hailey and Scott. Both main characters are voiced by people of color.

Tiny evil robots make frequent appearances. They shoot lasers at Hailey and Scott and try to injure them but never succeed. Hailey gets rid of the robots through physical force. Some of Hailey's missions involve quite a bit of action, though it never feels like she's in peril. Scott is constantly attempting parkour moves that end in cartoonish injuries. Some episodes have plots that include a mild bullying storyline.

Main character Hailey has feelings for her best friend Scott. A large part of the plot revolves around the will-they-or-won't-they question, since Hailey has to kiss Scott to save the world. It's very innocent teenage crush-type stuff, but it is prevalent throughout the show.

Some mild language and cursing-adjacent words like "butt," "heck," and "screw up."