Released in 2013, near the end of the development cycle for the Furby (2012).
The Party Rockers can sing and have conversations with your Furby and its friends. Party Rcokers have different voices and pre-determined personalities for each Party Rocker, and is compatible with most features of the Furby app for Android and iOS. Furby Party Rockers launched on February 28th 2013 for USD $19.99.
They only speak Furbish (although "yeah" is the only English word they say at times). There are four total in Generation 1. Generation 2, which has two, was released later in the same year after Generation 1 was released.
Party Rockers were confirmed as a New Year's Day surprise from Hasbro on their official Facebook page. They're something like Furbys, yet it's safe to say they're not anything like them. They have "holographic/lenticular" eyes that change, light up, and flash when they talk or as you rock them. There is a video and according to the video, they have a lower frequency. When you sing to them, their eyes flash in different ways, possibly because they are small and have no motion.
Although they are called "Furby Party Rockers", many fans believed they were the official babies/children of Generation 3.0. However, Hasbro trademarked Furby Boom! and Furby Furblings shortly afterwards, confirming that Furblings were in fact the true babies/children of the newest generation of Furbys: Furby Boom!.
Appearance[]
Unlike the other Furbys that were released before and after the Furby Party Rockers they are quite small. Each Furby Party Rocker has a different color of fur, eyes, faceplate shape, and shape of mouth.beak. They all seem to have the same feet besides the different colors. Fussby, Scoffby and Wittby do not have ears on their head but respectively a mohawk, horns, and antennae instead. The Furby Party Rockers with ears (Loveby and Nerdby) have oddly shaped ones and they do not look like the normal ears that many Furbys have. Twittby is the only one in the Party Rockers line that has wings.
List of Party Rockers[]
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Trivia[]
Very similar Furby Fakes: Phoebe New Series
- While Furbys do not have genders (including Party Rockers), 2 of the Party Rockers are considered as females by the community and the rest as males.
- The Party Rockers were copied as Furby fakes as the Phoebe New Series. They were all the same color and design, except Twittby's pupils are bigger and his mouth/beak is an orangish-yellow and most models of Fussby's mohawk is yellow instead of turquoise. There were only four in the set, which are the same ones as Generation 1.
- Some Party Rockers had prototypes (And some of them were used to make stock pictures).
- It is currently unknown who voiced all six Party Rockers.
- Mistake in the demo video: During two parts focusing on Twittby, he incorrectly has Wittby's voice (Despite the fact Twittby and Nerdby were not released on the first wave).
- However, during the translator scene, the mistake was corrected.
- Mistake in one commercial: Wittby can be heard laughing in one scene, but he is nowhere to be seen.
- Other mistake on a different commercial: Nerdby's voice can be heard in two scenes, but they are nowhere to be seen.
- The first wave of Party Rockers resemble some 2012 Furby personalities.
- All Furby Party Rockers (strangely) seem to "eat" liquid-related items instead of drinking them.
- Because of their size, all Furby Party Rockers have non-functional mouths/beaks.
- Only special thing they can do is light up their eyes.
- All the names of the Party Rockers end in "by"
