At a glance
| Episodes | 6 |
|---|---|
| Free | Episodes 1 and 2 |
| Locked episodes | 4, at 12 tokens each |
| Tokens to finish | 48 |
| Cost to finish | about $1.92 on the yearly plan, $4.32 on the quarterly one, $6.72 on the monthly one |
| Explicitness | Not rated yet |
| Performer | None, a Candy original |
| Candy tags | None listed |
The premise
A single savage match almost ends the career of Brooke, a wrestler. The story tracks her struggle to get back, and along the way she is pulled toward her opponent, the woman who stands across the ring from her. She never saw the attraction coming, and she cannot set it aside.
What sets it apart
By Candy standards, nearly every part of this setup is unusual. It has a female lead chasing her own goal, a sports setting instead of a home or an office, and a central pairing of two women. Enemies-to-lovers is a tried-and-true shape, and the comeback angle adds stakes most short series lack, because Brooke risks losing more than a secret.
Few series go beyond five episodes, and this is one of them. With six, it gets slightly more space than usual to travel from rivalry to whatever comes next.
Before you commit
- Untagged and unrated. Candy attaches no tags, and our explicitness scale does not cover it yet, which leaves the synopsis as your only hint about tone.
- The sport is scenery. Candy’s description focuses on Brooke’s recovery and emotions rather than the bouts, so adjust your expectations if you want wrestling above all.
- A slightly bigger bill. One more episode means one more locked episode to pay for.
What is free and what you pay
The free episodes 1 and 2 are enough to size up the setup: how badly she is hurt, who she is up against and whether you care to follow Brooke through the rest. Four episodes then stay locked at 12 tokens apiece, 48 tokens altogether. Depending on the plan, that is about $1.92 paid yearly, $4.32 paid quarterly or $6.72 paid monthly, just 12 tokens above a standard five-parter. Our cost breakdown walks through the pricing.
Who it is for
Viewers looking for a story led by a woman, a rivalry that carries real stakes and a gradual shift from hostility to desire will get the most from it. Those who come to Candy for the stepfamily and cheating plots that dominate the catalogue should look elsewhere.
Longer series to compare
The catalogue’s only other six-parter is Dad’s New Girlfriend, which also costs 48 tokens. Isabella’s Revelation has 7 episodes and costs 60 tokens, while YES MA’AM is a far bigger commitment at 15 episodes and 156 tokens.
Our take
Few premises on Candy feel as fresh as Kiss My Enemy, which pairs an athlete’s comeback and a bitter rivalry with an attraction between two women that the heroine never planned. With no rating and no tags, the free episodes matter more than usual here, but 48 tokens is a small gamble for an idea this appealing.