Electronic Sweety is a Furby Fake based off the original Furbys that was manufactured by Teamforce Co. Ltd. The company is also known as OCCO.
Appearance[]
Sweety has the same face as Habby, with a sloping beak and white faceplate and eyelids, however, the shape of a diamond seems to be missing from the cover of its IR sensor. It is not known if this fake came with blue eyes like some Habbies. It is only known to come in gray with two joined gray arms and gray legs. Its paws are white and her inner ears are white. It lacks a tail and has a black base with the letters "OCCO" and a Teamforce product number which is "TF-9901". The backside of the instruction manual has “TF-9902” as the product number.
Its ears look a lot like either mouse or elephant ears. It also looks like it’s sitting like a dog or a cat.
The Story of Sweety[]
In Sweety’s instruction manual, it states that Sweety came from a far away magical planet called “Sweety Star," and that it has moved out of its normal track and started to move towards the sun. Because of this, Sweety and its friends had to leave Sweety Star and escaped to the nearest planet which is earth. Sweety lost its family in that disaster and really misses them, along with its friends, and home planet, even though Sweety knows it will disappear very soon. Sweety hopes it can find its friends on earth, and asks its owner to help it find its friends and start its new life on earth.
Functions[]
Sweety speaks Furdish like many other Furby Fakes. She has a light sensor, tummy sensor, tilt sensor, back sensor, microphone, and mouth sensor just like Furby. She also has 4 development stages like Furby. She can also play “Sweety Says,” “Ask Sweety,” and “Hide and Seek” which are all games the original Furby can play, only they are called “Furby Says,” and “Ask Furby.” Sweety can also communicate with other Sweety’s in a similar way to Furby.
Trivia[]
- Despite having a Teamforce product number, this knockoff doesn't seem to have been sold on Teamforce's website.
- Sweety’s gender isn’t 100% certain, because on the page where it explains what all of Sweety’s sensors do, it refers to Sweety as a “her.” But in the part where it explains how to play games with Sweety, and on the page that tells you how to reset Sweety, it refers to Sweety as a “he.”
- Sweety is made by the same company that made Habby.
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