The shape of a Candy AI Shorts series
The template never changes. Two free episodes come first, meeting the characters and laying out the situation, and all the episodes after them are locked. Each locked episode takes tokens to open: 12 on a standard series, or 30 when the series is built around a licensed performer.
Five episodes is the norm, with a few outliers
Among the 115 series with public details, 104 run to exactly five episodes, split into two free and three locked. Most series therefore fit into one sitting and cost a predictable 36 tokens to finish, rising to 90 for the performer series.
It pays to know the eleven outliers, since they shift the math:
- Two series run 6 episodes (48 tokens) and one runs 7 episodes (60 tokens).
- A single 9-episode series, The Man Next Door Knows, which takes 84 tokens.
- Two series with 10 episodes, each needing 96 tokens.
- Three series with 15 episodes, YES MA’AM and Mona’s Worst Enemy among them, at 156 tokens. Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right has 15 episodes too, but three of those episodes are free, which brings it down to 144.
- One 34-episode marathon, My bestie betrayed me, which takes 384 tokens to see through.
For the dollar value of those token counts on every Candy plan, see the cost breakdown.
Free episodes add up to roughly a third
Count the free episodes on every public series and the total reaches 231 of the 662 episodes listed. As free samples go, that is generous, and you get the full-quality version rather than a trailer. The catch lies in where it ends: the opening two episodes set up the story, while the explicit scenes sit behind the lock.
Members-only series, hidden until you sign up
Seven titles appear only to members who are signed in, so the table carries them with no episode counts or prices. Two are performer series, one being Professor Mia with Mia Malkova. Once you have a Candy account, the app fills in their details.
How the list is sorted, and what is new
Like Candy’s own catalogue, the table puts the newest series first, and 11 of them wear Candy’s New tag right now. Whenever fresh titles land, we add them and refresh the counts here, so every total matches the date shown at the top.
How the filters work
Above the table, buttons narrow the list to Candy’s most-used themes: taboo, fantasy, stories about stepsisters and stepmoms, wife and MILF plots, teacher and maid roles, licensed performers and the long series. Our rating fills the explicitness column when we have one. A dash only means no rating yet; it does not mean the series is mild. Any title we have reviewed links directly to that review.
Where the full episodes are available
Candy is the only place. Nobody else publishes the complete series, and what turns up on video sites tends to be free episodes or trailers. Try the two free episodes of any title in the table first, and spend tokens on the remaining episodes only if it keeps your attention.