This page is for displaying images and information of official Furby websites, at its different stages.
Game.com/furby/index.html (1998-1999?)[]
The homepage is a blue background with a "prototype" Furby gif in the center. There are options of pages to go on the right of the screen in the shape of clouds, the options are Story book, Dictionary, Postcards, Product Info, and Talking Furby. On the top left side, the iconic Furby logo is seen with a cloud shape around it. Below the logo you see the slogan "the more you play the more they do Furby keeps amazing you!" And just below that, you'd see what day of the week it is. Also, below that is the Cartoon Network .com logo. On the bottom part of the page the text is "Tell us your favorite Furby Story" but then it flashes to "CLICK HERE" On the dictionary page, to the right you see the "prototype" Furby gif again. To the right of the gif is a giant book. On the left page of the book it says "Learn furbish when you teach your Furby English!" (That is most likely what it says, I can't tell since the image is blurry.) Below the text is a green speech bubble, I am unsure what the things below it are supposed to be. On the right page of the book it says "Furbish English Dictionary" and below it there is a drawing of a brown Furby. On the catsprite studios website it had a description for the furby website, "Yes, THE original Furby site, created for Tiger Electronics and finished in record time to meet Furby's debut in the press before its release that first Christmas. The site was alive with animation and sound, featuring a talking Furby that guided the user through the site. Version 1." Here is footage of the website.
Furby.com (1998-2003)[]
The homepage consists a Furbyland city, with the different buildings hyperlinking to other pages. It played one of several different midi songs on loop while on the webpage. The background is grey with blue stars during the night with a moon icon in the top right, and changes to a blue clouds background with a sun icon during the day. You may visit the site here.
Design Furby[]
One of the standout features of the Furby.com website in the early 2000s was the interactive Flash game Design Furby. Released in 2000 and developed by xBx Channel Media, the game allowed users to create and personalize their own Furby by selecting its facial features, fur, accessories, and more. After customization, users could name their Furby and print it out. While the game is no longer available on the official site, it can still be accessed through web archives.
Cliffhanger Episodes[]
"Cliffhanger" is one of the game options available on the site. The Cliffhanger episodes were made by xBx Channel Media, and released only on the Furby.com website. There are two parts to each episode. Users got to watch the first half and submit an ending, and an ending would be chosen to animate. There were thousands of responses for each episode. You can find the Cliffhanger page on the Furby website here. There are seven episodes:
| Title | Part 1 | Part 2 |
|---|---|---|
| The Big Race | Lost | January 12, 2000
Lost |
| Furby in Space | November 9, 1999
Available |
Available |
| Furby Under the Sea!
Furby's Sea Quest |
Available | March 9, 2000
Available |
| Furby's Wild Adventure!
Furby’s Jungle Adventure |
April 24, 2000
Available |
Available |
| Furby in the Big City | June 7, 2000
Available |
Available |
| Furby in Egypt | Lost | Available |
| Furby Goes Back to School | Available | Never Produced |
The Series got canceled before the second part of “Furby goes Back to School” was produced
For more website graphics see Category:Furby Websites.
Furby.de (German) (1998-1999)[]
The German site for Furby. This site gave various info about Furbys released at the time, like a Furbish to German dictionary, Furby news, Tips & Tricks, etc., and had various activities you could do by navigating through a town-like setting called "Furby Town", which also gave information about Furbys. A snippet of a german Furby song had also been included on the site, but unfortunately hadn't been archived.
Tomy.co.jp/Furby (1998-1999)[]
Click here for archive.
TOMY's Japanese site for Furby which gave info about Furbys released at the time in Japan, news about Furby related events and other promotions.
Hasbro.com/Furby (2005)[]
English site promoting Emoto-Tronic Furbys and the Furby Island film. Click here for the archive.
Furby.de, hasbroiberia.com (Spanish) (2005-2006)[]
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A flash site which promoted the toys and movie through an interactive island, with various things to do like play games, watch videos (the only available video being a Spanish advertisement for the 2005 Furby), and an activity where you take care of a Furby, but very different from Feed my Furby, whereas you're taking care of a photo of a real Furby with multiple expressions as you brush it, take it's temperature etc.
Archive for the homepage: https://web.archive.org/web/20060209025233/http://www.furby.de/mcp.php/es/furby.html
German version of the homepage, which seems to have 404s: https://web.archive.org/web/20060415110310/http://www.furby.de/mcp.php/DE/furby.html
German version of the flash page, though nothing seems to load: https://web.archive.org/web/20111209075221/www.furby.de/swf/mainscreen_frame.swf
Archive for the flash page itself (can be viewed with the Ruffle extension or a flash projector): https://web.archive.org/web/20051020100207oe_/http://www.furby.de/swf/Mainscreen.swf?lang=es
No flash page: https://web.archive.org/web/20060426042419/http://www.furby.de/mcp.php/DE/noflash.html
Furby.gr (2012)[]
The Greek website for the 2012 Furby made to promote the 2012 Furby in an interactive setting. The website has 6 sections to explore, including "Meet Me", where you can click on different squares that either lead the animated Furby on the website to watch videos, end up in situations, or change personalities before watching videos, "Games", that lets you play the same shockwave games once available on the Hasbro site, "Discover", which doesn't load anymore so it's unknown what it once was, "Design", which doesn't load either but assumingly you could likely design your own Furby in said section, "TV", which presents a screen that reads "Watch with your Furby! You'll never know what will happen!", which likely means it played video content Furby could react to, and "Dictionary", which is basically an online dictionary of Furbish to English words, and surprisingly not Greek like the rest of the site.
A partial archive of the site can be found here.
Hasbro.com/Furby (2012-2016)[]
Furby An English site created to promote the Furby Boom generation. The initial website, an announcement of Furby Boom's then upcoming release, saw 4 redesigns - the first introducing the Furby Boom and its accompanying app, the second a minor redesign to introduce physical Furblings, the third a more significant redesign to introduce Crystal Furby, and the fourth a minor redesign to introduce Furbacca. Scrolling through the website allowed the user to access animated tabs with advertisements and information relevant to the Furby it was promoting. Additional features included QR codes to unlock virtual Furblings in the Furby Boom app, shopping information for each Furby, three Flash games (no longer available), a Furbish dictionary (available here) and an FAQ section for each Furby product released from 2012-2015 (available here). The website completely redesigned in July 2016 to make way for the Furby Connect.
An archive for the first design of the page can be found here, the second design here, the third design here, the fourth design here, and the final design here. Furby 2012 is https://web.archive.org/web/20120919061941/http://www.furby.com/en_US/
Furby 2012
Hasbro.com/furby[]
This website featured:
- a room similar to the room furby stands in when and new in box.
- a list of Characters (Furbys & Furblets)
- 3 videos: "Learn About Furby's World", "Furby - How to Video" and "Meet Furblets"
- 3 games "Flip card", "Sliding puzzle" and "Jigsaw puzzle"
- a Furbish dictionary
- a designer studio where you can design and download your own furby wallpaper
The English version can be found here.
