Interactive Sulley

Interactive Sulley
Model type	Interactive Sulley

Interactive Sulley is an unreleased Monsters, Inc. toy that uses the same technology as Furby.

About

Only one prototype of Interactive Sulley is known to exist, but it isn't known if the prototype works. According to a prototype box for it with a paper cutout of the toy inside, Interactive Sulley can move his right hand, mouth, and eyes. Like Interactive Mike, Interactive Sulley responds to motion, sound, light, and darkness. According to the box, the toy plays games such as "monster see, monster do" and has poseable arms. The toy has a vocabulary of two hundred words and one thousand phrases which include many of Sulley's signature phrases, according to the box. According to an eBay listing for Interactive Sulley and Interactive Mike, Hasbro displayed the two toys at the New York Toy Fair. When Hasbro cancelled their plans for Interactive Sulley and Interactive Mike, Disney gave Thinkway Toys the rights to make their own version of the toys.

Gallery

A prototype version of Interactive Sulley's box featuring a cutout inside

A prototype of Interactive Sulley with a gray figure

Interactive Sulley and Mike's boxes together

Prototype Interactive Sulley and Mike with their boxes

Interactive Sulley and Mike with gray figures of themselves