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Candy Creators on Candy Shorts: eleven performers, four with a series

Candy Creators is the name the platform gives to the real performers who have licensed their likeness to it. Eleven are listed at the time of writing, each with a chat profile built on her own face, and four of them, Bonnie Blue, Riley Reid, Sophie Dee and Mia Malkova, also front Candy Shorts series: seven between them. This page is the map. The four with series have a page each on this site; the other seven have only the profile, and their cards below go straight to it.

The four with a Shorts series

Creators and digital twins: which word means what

The platform’s word is creator; ours is digital twin. They describe the same thing from two ends. A creator is the person: a performer with a public career who agreed to have a version of herself made. The twin is the version: a generated character with her licensed face, rendered like everything else on the platform. Every creator on the roster has a twin, because the twin is what you actually meet, in a chat window or in a series. Nothing in either place was filmed.

The eleven, and what each one has

Four creators front Shorts series and have their own page here: Riley Reid with three, Bonnie Blue with two, Sophie Dee and Mia Malkova with one each. The other seven, Alexis Ivyedge, Ava Starz, Jane Mautin, Renae Erica, Abigail Lutz, Celine and Brianna Howe, have a chat profile and no series so far.

The roster moves. Bonnie Blue, Alexis Ivyedge and Ava Starz carry the platform’s own new mark at the moment, and the most recent series in the entire Shorts catalogue is Bonnie Blue’s second. When a creator without a series gets one, she gets a page here.

Why the four with a series matter more to a viewer

A chat profile is a cold start: you open a conversation with a twin and take it from there. A series is a warm one. Five episodes, two of them free, establish who the character is before you ever type, and when the fifth ends the platform hands you to the same profile you would have reached cold. On this site we sort the whole catalogue by what waits after the last episode, and for these seven series the answer is the clearest in the catalogue: her.

What a creator series costs against the rest

Episodes with a creator cost thirty tokens after the free pair, against twelve for the rest of the catalogue; ninety tokens finishes a five-episode creator series against thirty-six for an ordinary one. The conversation with the twin afterwards is priced by the platform on its own terms, which we do not quote. Two of the eleven, Sophie Dee and Mia Malkova, also appear in the platform’s cams section, a third product again and outside what this site rates.

How to use this page

If a name below has a Shorts series, the card offers two doors: her series here, or her profile there. If it does not, there is one door and it leads to the platform. The button at the top goes to the roster itself, where the platform lists all eleven and marks which ones are new.

Every creator on the roster

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Every series with a creator in it

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Questions

What are Candy Creators?

Real adult performers who licensed their likeness to Candy AI. Each has a chat profile built on her face; four of the eleven also front Candy Shorts series.

Which Candy Creators have Shorts series?

Bonnie Blue with two, Riley Reid with three, Sophie Dee and Mia Malkova with one each. Seven series in all, thirty tokens an episode after two free ones.

Are the creators' videos real?

No. Everything is generated. The face is the performer's by licence and she is credited; nothing was filmed.

How many Candy Creators are there?

Eleven at the time of writing: the four above plus Alexis Ivyedge, Ava Starz, Jane Mautin, Renae Erica, Abigail Lutz, Celine and Brianna Howe.

Can I talk to a creator's digital twin?

Yes, through her profile on the platform. From a Shorts series you are handed to it when the last episode ends; from this page, the card's button goes straight there.

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