Mohair Furby Babies are a group of unproduced 1999 Furby Baby prototypes that may have been made to test hairstyles and colors.
Eagle[]
This Furby, also known as "Two-Tone Snail" and tagged as "Style #1," has swirled beige-and-white multicolored fur, light-tan ears, white feet and inner ears, a light-tan faceplate, a white head tuft, and brown eyes. As it has no electronics, its beak is permanently open. A note on the back of the tag reads "Eagle?" and suggests that it's the baby version of the Eagle Furby, which is also unproduced.
Curly[]
This Furby, tagged as "Style #5," has curly brown multicolored fur, gingerbread-brown ears, white feet and inner ears, a gingerbread-brown faceplate, a white head tuft, and green eyes. As it has no electronics, its beak is permanently open.
Super[]
This Furby, tagged as "Style #6", has lush dark-brown fur, gingerbread-brown ears, white feet and inner ears, a dark-brown faceplate, a white head tuft, and green eyes. As it has no electronics, its beak is permanently open.
Straight[]
This Furby, tagged as "Style #10," has straight dark-brown fur, brown ears, white feet and inner ears, a dark-brown faceplate, a white mane, and green eyes. As it has no electronics, its beak is permanently open.
Trivia[]
- There may be as many as ten mohair prototypes created due to the styles going up to 10, but only four are confirmed to exist.
- The Super Mohair Furby Baby is thought to be owned by a collector in Mexico, who purchased it for $2,025 USD on eBay in June 2021.[1]
- The Straight Mohair Furby Baby is owned by Alex Bickmore, the owner of toyarchive.com.[2]
- On October 16, 2024, it was originally listed on eBay for $3,000 USD (which lowered to $2,900 USD in December 2024) and is still for sale.
- None of them contain electronics.[3]
- Most prototypes do not contain electronics because they exist mainly for color testing rather than functionality testing.
See Also[]
| 1999 Furby Babies – Unproduced |
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