You remember Furbies, right? Well, now they're back, except more EXTREME. An entire community of people is dedicated to turning regular Furbies into snake-like creations. There's a Reddit community ...

Hatchimals, the line of best-selling collectible toys, which includes the robotic stuffed bird that “hatches” itself into existence, is debuting a new, very long addition today. Its name is Llalacorn: ...

A photo of a Furby transformed into a long, snake-like creation is going viral on Twitter. Twitter user Johnny Chiodini shared a photo of the unusual masterpiece in his home to Twitter. He said his ...

Most people agree that Furbies are cute. We know—some of you think they’re terrifying, or a combination of cute and terrifying. But it’s hard to deny that these weird creatures, which resemble an owl ...

Devin Gardner makes some fucked-up Furbies, but they're widely loved on Instagram and Tumblr. Hunched over his desk in his bedroom turned workspace, the 24-year-old painstakingly "skins" vintage ...

A spectre is haunting the internet: you might find it lurking on Instagram, or Twitter, or simply in the darkest corners of your subconscious. It could manifest itself as a vague blur in the corner of ...

Anybody who remembers watching toy commercials in the late ’90s remembers the much-coveted Furby robo-doll. But even though the enormously popular fuzzy n’ huggable Furby sold 40 million units over ...

Alert: Furbys have invaded "Endless Dread!" It's been 25 years since they launched and like every other 90's trend, they're back... and they're having a bit of a moment. In this episode, producers ...

Your Vox Membership goes further this holiday season. When you buy an annual membership, we’ll give one to someone who can’t afford access. It’s a simple way for you to support Vox’s journalism and ...

It has been 25 years since Tiger Electronics (now Hasbro) released the first Furby in 1998. More than 40 million of the Tamagotchi-inspired robot were reportedly sold in the first three years. Furbys ...

Arguably one of the most controversial and unique toys of the 2000s, the Furby has been rebranded and is returning with a new look. Furby is an interactive animatronic toy that makes various facial ...