What Furby is this??

Vocaloli 1998·10/9/2019 in Questions and Answers

A friend from YouTube, Anush, posted this video back in 2018. Can anyone tell anything me about this Furby? It certainly isn't a Furby Baby and I don't t<figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">

<figcaption> </figcaption></figure>hink it might be a custom. It has a marking that says C015. I've known Fresh New Look Furbys to have markings like this, and I've even seen a blue Furby Baby with neon eyes that has a similar marking. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_ESK5heC14<figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 180px">

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Tay-Toh·10/9/2019

Hmm... I do believe that is a custom furby.

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Vocaloli 1998·10/9/2019

Some one could have customised it and then given it away, but I wonder why it has that marking beneath?

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Tay-Toh·10/9/2019

I don't know the exact name of the furby, but then I assume it is an official furby. Probably named the golden furby or something due to the faceplate, or Mint Chocolate Chip furby due to the mint-colored fur.

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Vocaloli 1998·10/12/2019

Ohh um, I was asking about the Furby in the video!<figure class="article-thumb tright show-info-icon" style="width: 335px">

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Tay-Toh·10/12/2019

Oh. I've seen that furby before. I don't know exactly what it's called, maybe mango or something.

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Furbylover17·3/2/2020

I have an odd leopard furby with a similar marking

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Vocaloli 1998·3/3/2020

I realized one of my Furbys have a green sticker with the same marking in its battery compartment though it already has a factory marking on its base. I'm wondering if this is just some other code, since I've seen the furby handheld game have the sticker on its packaging.

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Lambsskin·3/3/2020

C015 may or may not be a coincidence, but because there's multiple evidence of these, a single page showing all of these would be nice! (also a page explaining each symbol on the bottom. i took a look at my furbys to see if there was an C015 but ended up wondering what the symbols on the bottom right of the square all mean. i had WT, RL and GE)

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MrLeap·5/3/2020

WT, RL, and GE are the codes used for different factories that Furbys were made in. There's also JT, which tended to have worse quality Furbys due to poor training of workers at the factory. Furbys from the JT factory sometimes have loud, slow gears, defective tilt sensors, missing parts or other issues.

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Zavsegdataii·5/4/2020

<div class="quote"> MrLeap wrote: WT, RL, and GE are the codes used for different factories that Furbys were made in. There's also JT, which tended to have worse quality Furbys due to poor training of workers at the factory. Furbys from the JT factory sometimes have loud, slow gears, defective tilt sensors, missing parts or other issues. </div>
That's an old message that you're replying to, and a page regarding those has been made since. There's also EL, which I've only seen on gen. 3s such as (but not only!) Lamb.

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What do you think?