Candy AI Shorts Series, Episode by Episode

What sits inside Candy AI Shorts

Candy AI Shorts is the video side of candy.ai, the AI companion platform run by EverAI Limited. Instead of single clips, it publishes short scripted series: a fixed cast, a setup in the opening episode and a payoff a few episodes later. Everything is generated by AI, and every character is an adult.

The catalogue currently holds 199 series. 169 of them stick to the five-episode house format, the longest runs 35 episodes, and 21 are built on the licensed AI likeness of a real performer. The most used labels are Taboo (76), Milf (54), Wife (35), Stepsister (32) and Stepmom (31).

How access works, step by step

Candy AI opens each series in stages, and the rule has changed more than once, so every page here reads it from the latest capture instead of repeating it from memory.

• Without an account: episode 1 opens on the public series.
• With a free account: episodes 1 and 2 in total, with no payment card.
• From episode 3: each episode costs tokens, 12 on most series and 30 on performer series.

Premium plans include 100 tokens a month. The token guide shows what that covers series by series, and the Premium page lists the rest of the plan.

How this ledger is kept

Once a week the whole catalogue is captured from candy.ai from a fresh, signed-out session: every series, every episode with its lock state and token price, the labels, the subtitle languages and the cast. New series get a page here the same day; series with new episodes get their episode list rewritten. Each page carries the date its figures were last matched to the live catalogue.

Where to go next

• Every series with its episode count and token cost
• This week’s new series and episodes
• The members-only shelf
• Series built on real performers
• Every label with its series
• The longest series and what they cost to finish

What makes a series worth starting

With 199 series to choose from, the cover is rarely enough. Three things on each page help you decide quickly. First, the story summary, written here in plain words so you know the setup before you press play. Second, the review, which says what the premise does well and who it suits. Third, the episode list, which shows exactly where the free part ends and how many tokens the rest costs.

Short series are the easiest place to start: the free episodes cover a large share of a five-episode story, so you see most of the tone before spending anything. The long series, up to 35 episodes, are proper serials with rivals and subplots, and they cost more to finish.

The catalogue by shelf and label

Candy AI sorts every series twice. Shelves say who the cast is: 155 series star Candy AI’s own recurring characters, 23 have one-off casts and 21 are built on the digital twins of real performers. Labels say what the story is about, and a series can carry several of them. The category guide counts every label, and each label has its own page here with every series that carries it.

Real performers, AI-made scenes

The performer series are the ones most people ask about. Riley Reid, Mia Malkova, Bonnie Blue, Lexi Luna, Asa Akira and Sophie Dee have licensed AI likenesses to Candy AI, and their series are generated from those licenses. None of them filmed a scene, which is also why there is no original footage anywhere. Paid episodes on these series cost 30 tokens instead of 12. How a digital twin works.

What it costs if you keep going

Premium comes in three lengths, from $13.99 a month to $3.99 a month on the yearly plan, and every plan includes 100 tokens a month. That covers 8 standard paid episodes or 3 performer episodes. The payment shows up as EverAI on card statements, and Candy AI says plans can be cancelled at any time in the settings. The Premium guide and the billing guide go through both in detail.