Candy AI Shorts: every series, rated and kept current

What the format actually is

Each Candy Shorts title is a short vertical serial, made for a phone held upright. A run is usually five episodes. The first two need only a free account and keep things tame; at the third the story crosses into adult territory, and that later stretch is the part you pay for, an episode at a time.

None of it is filmed. The footage is produced by a model end to end. A small group of titles is different only in that the face belongs to a real performer who licensed it; the video is still generated.

Why this site leads with what is new

Most guides describe the catalogue as though it were finished. It is not, and that is the whole reason this one exists: the interesting question is not only what is here but what arrived last, because the newest titles are the ones no other guide has looked at yet. The front page opens with the most recent additions for exactly that reason.

In the past week alone the catalogue took in several fresh serials. Each is watched, rated and listed here as it appears, so the index stays level with the platform instead of trailing it by a month.

How explicit it gets, and how we score it

The name of this site is a promise to be plain about the part the platform is coy about. The two free episodes show nothing; from the third a serial is explicit and stays that way to the finish. What is not obvious, and what we exist to pin down, is how far any given title actually pushes once it turns.

It is not a single setting. One serial keeps close to the register it opened on; another goes to the edge of what the format permits, and nothing on screen is softened or held back once it has turned. Because the platform publishes no guide to that range, every title here carries a mark from one to five, decided after its paid episodes were watched, so you can see how hard a serial goes before a token leaves your account rather than after.

The seventy-five in numbers

Seventy-five serials, seven of them wearing a real performer’s face by agreement. Sixty-six leave you on a chat with a character once the final episode plays; nine close the door instead. Seventy-three keep to the ordinary five episodes, while one reaches nine and another fifteen, yet you still get only two free episodes no matter how long the run.

A standard run costs thirty-six tokens to finish, at twelve a paid episode. The seven with a real performer cost thirty a paid episode instead. We do not print token prices in currency, because Candy moves them.

How to read a series page here

Every serial has its own page with the facts up top: episode count, how much opens free, where the paid part starts, what finishing costs, whether a character carries on afterwards, and a rating from one to five for the explicit half. Below that sits a short write-up and the reader vote.

Begin with the newest if you want a serial nobody has picked over, or with the rating if what you need is a sense of how far a title pushes before a single token leaves your account.