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The Furby Connect was released on July 12, 2016.
Furby Connect's main function and what it is named for is connecting to the Furby Connect World app via Bluetooth technology. Furby could interact with things in the app and download new content from it, enabling it to sing popular songs and react to viral videos. They retailed for £99.99 (GBP) / $100.00 (USD).
Teal Furby Connect
Appearance[]
Furby Connects appear very different compared to the Furbys that were released before them. They are now larger, have color LCD eyes, and have separated eyes, forehead markings and beaks. Furby Connects have circular rings around their eyes, larger ears, and a smaller beak. They also have translucent feet, a tail, and an antennae that lights up in different colors when you move it.
Colors[]
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| White | Black | ||||
Furblings[]
Furby Connect Furblings are digital and are found on the app. Unlike Furby Boom, physical versions of the Furby Connect Furblings were not released.
Features[]
- Dances when listening to music
Sleeping[]
- Goes to sleep if you put the sleeping mask on (this pushes down on the face button)
- Power naps if you hold down the antennae for 5 seconds
- Feels sleepy if you lie them on their back
- Furby will wake up if moved/sensors are pressed if the sleeping mask is not on
Sensors[]
- Tummy (tickle my belly!)
- Sides (squeeze me!)
- Back (scratch my back!)
- Tail (pull my tail!)
- Tongue (feed me!)
- Aerial/antennae (makes noises and changes color)
- Moving ears
- Motion sensor
- Left tilt
- Right tilt
- Forward
- Back
- Upside down
App features[]
- Food Cannon
- Going to the toilet
- Laying eggs
Every week, Furby Connect would learn new things when connected to the app.
- Singing songs
- Reacting to videos
- New vocabulary
- Personality updates and phases
Furby Connect was cancelled along with the Furby Connect World app, ceasing to acquire updates, therefore leaving a large variety of features unreleased, including bugs and the app glitching. Now you can only find the application on third-party websites.
If you have problems connecting Furby Connect app by a newer Android phone, it helps to connect once Furby via Chrome Dev to the tool FurBLE. After that, the Furby Connect World application will connect to the toy.
Hacking[]
- Main article: Furby Connect/Hacking
Trivia[]
- The Furby Connect's voice is similar to the voice of the default 2012 Furby personality.
- Like Furbacca the Wookie Furby and unlike the 2012 Furby and the Furby Boom, they can't change personalities, although they were originally planned to be able to.
- There were 8 planned personalities, Base, Cat, DJ, Generic, Ninja, Pirate, PopStar, and Princess. The Generic personality is believed to provide fallback files for Base, and only contains movement data and an unknown LED section. All Furby Connects use the Base personality, however, the files for the other 6 personalities are still in their NANDs.
- Furby files also reference a DLC personality, which is empty, most likely to be downloaded from the app.
- All the audio files in the unused personalities can be found here: https://github.com/Furby-ReConnect/Furby/blob/master/Furby-Files/Furby%20Personality%20Wavs.zip
- Because of the complexity, Furby Connects are prone to many glitches.
- There are over 150 different eye animations.
- Unlike most Furbys, Furby Connects only exists in 2 languages: English and Russian.
- They are the first Furby model to have licensed songs in their databanks.
- This model was voiced by Gavin Hammon, who is known for voicing in Telltale's The Walking Dead. He would go onto voice the 2023 Furby.
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