Y.U.N.A.: Candy Shorts Episode Guide

A robotic maid arrives and starts watching

Y.U.N.A. is a robotic maid dressed in a white bodysuit, sent to help around a two-story suburban house. No narrator guides you: the camera tracks Yuna and the woman of the house, apparently the wife, across the driveway, the staircase, dim hallways, a closet and a bathroom.

Much of it is wordless, and that is deliberate pacing. It is a slow, quiet story about watching rather than doing, and Candy files Yuna Moon under the Maid category. The mood sits between sci-fi and voyeur tease.

Do not expect fast action. The opening minutes bring cleaning orders, a robotic apology and a very dark hallway. Quiet is the point: you are meant to notice what Yuna notices.

Episode 1: Still calibrating

Words are scarce in this episode: someone drives off after a parting joke about not burning the house down, and Yuna turns up and says she has come to help. Upstairs, she surveys the rooms and keeps stating that cleaning is required, and when she apologizes it sounds like a machine: I am sorry. I am still calibrating.

Yuna then declares a disinfecting round. A brunette comes back for a laptop charger she forgot and wanders the darkened hallway, wondering aloud why it is so dark. Her last line: what is Yuna?

Episode 2: Through the closet slats

The first minute of episode 2 is almost silent: Yuna spies through the slats of a closet door as the woman checks the bathroom mirror wearing shorts and a sports bra, then changes clothes in the hallway, stripping to her underwear. A friend wearing a floral dress arrives to remind her about a doubles match against two Brazilian men she calls cute: We're on court in 20 minutes.

Caught off guard, the woman begs two more minutes, snatches a tennis bag by the door and hurries out, apparently unaware of the audience in the closet.

What happens after episode 2?

Yuna is quietly learning the household, and the wife's date on the tennis court with two men hints at distance in the marriage. Paid thumbnails show Yuna in lace shorts lifting her top, a close shot of her face and, in a white dress, Yuna with hands from two women on her. That suggests her role turns intimate, although the free pair offers no direct proof.

Who is in Y.U.N.A.?

Yuna Moon is the name Candy lists for the robotic maid, who comes to the house wearing a white bodysuit. The woman who lives there is apparently the wife: she returns for a laptop charger and later heads to a tennis match. A friend collects her for that doubles game.

Neither woman is named.

Is Y.U.N.A. porn?

The free pair offers a snug bodysuit on Yuna and the wife wearing a sports bra, then underwear, all glimpsed through closet slats. No kiss, no nudity.

Paid stills show Yuna in lace shorts, lifting her top, and being touched by two women, so expect intimacy later. How we rate scenes like these is in our content guide; the humans are adults and Yuna is an android character.

Should you finish Y.U.N.A.?

Patience pays off here. It suits anyone who likes quiet sci-fi: a mostly wordless android-maid tale driven by watching rather than action. The 3 locked episodes cost 36 tokens, so let the free pair show you whether the silence works for you, and see the episodes page for the running total.