Yuna Moon in Uniform: Three Candy Shorts, Three Households

Who is Yuna Moon?

One uniform, three households: Yuna Moon is the maid in each of her Candy Shorts, and every series changes who she is serving. She is a fictional adult created by Candy, an original character rather than a performer’s licensed likeness, and hers is the only name in all three cast lists. The Maid tag on Candy ties the set together.

Yuna Moon’s three maid series at a glance

Series	Setting	Her role
The Maid My Wife Hired	A married couple’s house, all day	The housekeeper the wife brings in, left alone with the husband once she heads to work
Room Service	A hotel the couple has returned to for years	The staff member who notices what happens behind the door while the wife is in the shower
Y.U.N.A	A marriage that needs a hand	A robotic maid whose help heats the marriage up, in the best possible way

The three pitches are short on purpose. The Maid My Wife Hired is the classic setup, built around a day in a house with only two people in it. Room Service squeezes its tension into a single hotel stay and one observant member of staff. Y.U.N.A adds the twist of a machine in a maid’s uniform, which makes it the odd one out of the set. Each runs five episodes, so you can sample all three across a long weekend and still have time left to decide which setup you liked best.

Which Yuna Moon series should you start with?

Start with Y.U.N.A if you like a hook that is hard to confuse with anything else, or with The Maid My Wife Hired if you would rather begin with the version of the idea most people will recognize. Room Service is the neat one to finish on, because its premise needs the least setup.

Access is identical across all three. Episode 1 plays with no sign-up, a free account opens Episode 2, and each of the three remaining episodes costs 12 tokens, so 36 tokens finishes any of them. Candy runs in a phone or desktop browser, and every series page has a Chat with the Cast button for after the credits.

The free-viewing guide explains how to use those first two episodes, the characters hub lists more recurring leads, and the full series catalog has the rest of the library.