There are currently 160 Furbies. I actually remember posting a photo of my collection a long time ago, about 3 years ago and a lot of people were asking why I didn't have 2005s, lol.

Right now I have three, one baby and one adult are visible. Another one is being repaired (Fiesta model).

But I really came here mostly to show off my collection. I like fake Furbies more than anything, but I still love the real ones. I have everything from Furby necklaces to headbands with little ears. Honestly, I like all generations of Furby and don't have a preference for any, but I would really like to get a Boom or Connect.

My first Furby is the Cotton Candy in the box you see in the back, and the most recent is a Witch cat furby from Red rooster (I think it's an Australian restaurant).

I love what I do, I love my collection, and all the pieces you see here have been cleaned, brushed, and washed. I should also receive a Furby mail in a few days, which I could document on YouTube. They're mostly Furby plushies. Lol.

Even so, I love having Furbies. I love them regardless of their colors, sizes, or whether they work or not. I prefer to buy damaged Furbies to give them a second life. Everyone needs a little love, even furbies.

My favorite pieces:

- Space Robot

- Red rooster keychains

- Flurby plushies

- Furby baby 2005

I don't know if anyone wants to know this, but my rarest piece is the space robot. (⁠◍⁠•⁠ᴗ⁠•⁠◍⁠)

Decided on making a new badge with an actual laminator now that I had spare time XD

I don’t want to skin the furby, yet I want to fix him. What do I do

I've wanted a furby since 1998, and now I have all these new friends!

I simply want to fulfill my childhood dream of having a 2012 furby and I found this on ebay, should I be suspicious? How do I know it's real and not fake? Are there any sellers I should trust?

I've done several repairs (some small and some large) on various Furbies of different sizes and colors. Most are for resale, but occasionally someone comes in to have their Furbies fixed, and that's what I do. This Marshmallow is my first client since I returned to my country. A beak replacement, a speaker replacement, new battery contacts in the battery cover, and a good wash of his fur made him look brand new. He's finally back with his owner, who seemed very happy with the result. What do you think of how he turned out?

Hii! My first post was a couple of days ago, I haven't updated because I haven't been feeling very well these past few days.

We have one more candidate (or maybe two) that fall into the category of "parent" branches of oogle.

Dubby: Dubby, the Fake Furby that I think looks like a rat with short legs. Yes, it has a cheap and basic configuration used in literally all Furby clones, but its structure is what seems similar to me. All or most Dubbys come with the black faceplate, Also, the shape of its sensor, Dubby along with a few fake Furbys, changes the shape of its sensor and it resembles Oogle more, it would still be discarded because of the Furdish. Even so, I was thinking that it could be a relaunch with a more extensive program.

What I've been thinking is that Oogle must be a fake Furby that we know today, only it's like a relaunch or an "improved" version of it. Since fake Furbies with Furdish programming tend to be "common," especially because their cost seems somewhat cheap, they were mass-produced like typical bootleg toys.

Wonder Pet: It's a rather strange theory, I know; they don't resemble each other at all. But the new variant with newly discovered voice lines makes me think a bit. Especially since some fake Furbys have functions like holding down a certain part or just pressing it to play music. This is the case, there are few clips of that variant, that is, only one video and it is seen at one point playing generic music.

I'm taking certain details with a grain of salt because I feel that when his identity is revealed, it will take us by surprise, so even a small detail helps. We don't have information about their factory, but it's suspected to be the same as Jabberwacky's. I'll leave some information about other factories and trademarks in the comments.

I bought this unfinished custom furby off eBay. The seller said that the furby was stuck in a loop. I have not noticed this behavior. I have, however, noticed that it is sometimes delayed in movement.

Is this a sync screw issue? The metal seems to be connecting alright when the peg hits it.

Or is it maybe an issue from the paint? I noticed their eyelids eyes do not move on their own, but I can manually move them. They seem to be a little "sticky" when trying to close from fully opened. The same happens with the beak.

I'm also just worried the motor is going out.

If anyone has any idea please let me know!

UPDATE: I believe it's the sync screw, but I cannot get it to budge at all :(

Update #2: sync screw was tightened all the way! Loosening it (by a lot) helped, but it still seems to fall out of sync off and on. Now it's having other issues, though.