Candy Shorts by mood: how long each theme runs

Every mood, added up

Where the moods come from

We did not invent the moods. Ten of them mirror the filter list on Candy's own catalog, and we keep the same names so what you see here matches what you see there. Two more are ours: Spicy, for the series locked behind Premium, and Pornstar Twins, for the characters modeled on licensed performers.

A series can sit in several moods at once. A romantic story with a rivalry in it may appear under two filters, which is why mood totals do not add up to the size of the catalog. If you sum them, you count the overlap twice. For the real catalog size, read the front page.

Every mood has its own page with the series listed as cards. Each card shows runtime, free minutes and token cost, and each mood carries a header with the same three totals. The counts refresh whenever we recount the catalog, so we do not print any figures in this text.

Using the totals to plan a themed night

The totals are the useful part. Say you want one mood for the whole evening. The header tells you the combined runtime, so you know whether the mood fits in an hour or needs a weekend. It also tells you how many of those minutes are free, and what finishing everything would cost in tokens.

Compare the biggest and smallest moods and the gap is obvious. A big mood has hours of material and a long free stretch, which suits a lazy night of sampling. A small mood is a compact set you can actually finish, which suits a Premium month with a tidy budget.

For a themed night, open a mood, sort by shortest, and stack three or four free openings. If one grabs you, spend tokens only on that series. The Spicy mood is the exception: it needs Premium from the first episode, so plan its tokens before you start rather than after.