Candy Short Dramas: every Candy AI short, with its program

How to read a ticket card

Every card is a short drama in a number of acts. An act is an episode, and the card tells you up front how many there are, so you know the length of the evening before you commit to it.

Next comes the free part. In an open series the opening act asks for no login whatsoever, and the second wants only a free Candy sign-up. Past that, each later act costs tokens, and the card shows the price per act and the total to see the series through. Across the open series, 409 acts are free, and 204 of those need no login.

Then the heat label, which matters more than people expect. Open series let you start without paying. Spicy series ask for Candy Premium from the very first act, so a card marked Spicy is never a free sample. We print that on the ticket so nobody learns it at the door.

If you'd rather browse than read, the cards are grouped by theme below, and the full program page lets you filter by running time, price and heat. Running times are estimates: the first episode's length times the act count. The median open series comes out around 5 minutes.

What's free and what isn't

Here's the honest version of the box office. Of 223 series, 204 are open and 19 are Spicy. In an open series the first act is free without signup and the second is free with a plain account. Everything after costs tokens, at 12 or 30 tokens an episode depending on the series.

Buying every remaining act across the open catalog adds up to 9,606 tokens, which is a lot of evenings. A month of Premium brings 100 tokens, and 175 open series can be finished for 36 tokens or fewer, so a small budget goes further than you'd think if you pick carefully.

Candy doesn't promise a release calendar, so we simply watch the catalog and flag what's new. 24 series appeared in the last seven days of our reading. We don't claim leaks or free full runs, because they don't exist in a form we can vouch for. The people you see are adult AI creations, some Candy's own and some licensed twins, and none of it is footage of a real person.