It’s a popular 1990s toy, loved by kids all over the world.
And the magic is set to come alive for an entirely new generation of Furby lovers, with the release of adorable Furblets.
Hasbro Inc has unleashed the smallest Furbies ever – aka Furblets – a pocket-sized five centimetre toy, perfect for kids to collect.
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The colourful, fluffy toys are designed to sing and harmonise, and come loaded with 45 tunes, sounds and Furby phrases.
They come with unique personalities for kids who are fans of hip-hop, K-pop, gaming and more.
They can even interact with other Furby toys.
Currently, Big W has the Furby Furblets on sale for $16.
Following the promotion, they will still retail for an affordable $20.
Kids can enjoy multiple ways to activate music and phrases on the interactive toy.
If you press the beak, a Furblet will make fun feeding noises, or you can tap the heart gem for music.
Furblets heads activate fun Furbish phrases.
But parents need not worry — Furblets having an off switch.
Furblets come with different musical styles, and can interact with each other to harmonise together.
The Furblets also interact with Furby from 2023 — kids just need to activate Furdar mode to see what Furby has to say about their little friends.
A keychain is also available, so the toys can fit snuggly on kids backpacks.
Parents love the toy, many describing it on Amazon reviews as the perfect toy for their child.
“My kid loves this thing. Prevents meltdowns and distracts them lol. Super worth it,” one parent wrote.
“I got one of these as a small gift for my young daughter and niece and they really like them,” another wrote.
“Super cute. My daughter wanted a curvy one like I had back in the day but I couldn’t fathom paying over $40 for one. So, this little one was on sale and I jumped on it. Very cute. Loved that it was pink, her favourite colour and it plays music beats so she enjoyed playing with this Furby,” a third said.
Many parents will remember Furby from their own childhoods, with 40 million sold worldwide from 1998 to 2000.
Furblets are on Australian shelves now.
