Party Rockers
Furby Party Rockers is a series of electronic toys released by Hasbro in 2013. These toys are part of the popular Furby line, which has won the love of children and collectors around the world.
Features and Compatibility
Furby Party Rockers are smaller versions of classic Furbies. They can sing and communicate with the 2012 Furby and Furby Boom. These toys have unique characteristics: holographic/lenticular eyes that change, glow, and shimmer during speech or movement.
Fun Facts
Language and Interactivity
Party Rockers speak a special language — Furbish, occasionally using the English word “Yes.” Their interaction changes when singing, making play with them especially engaging.
Design and Varieties
Each Furby Party Rocker has an individual design: different fur colors, eyes, faceplate shapes, and mouth/beak. Some models feature unique elements such as mohawks, horns, or antennas instead of ears. The first generation had four characters, and the second had two.
Characters

Loveby
A cute fluffy ball who would love to cuddle all day, hum sweet melodies, and eat cupcakes. Be gentle, or you might scare him!

Fussby
Born to be famous, loves being the center of attention and knows how to steal the show. If you don’t give him plenty of attention, expect a big attitude.

Twittby
A real chatterbox — can talk your ears off! If you have something to say, better say it fast, because this one won’t stop!

Scoffby
A grumpy ball of energy that constantly craves more and thrives on loud music and plenty of action!
- Furby Party Rockers hit store shelves on February 28, 2013 in the US at a price of $19.99.
- Among the Party Rockers, there are four boys and two girls.
- Nobody still knows who voiced the Furby Party Rockers.
- Each Party Rocker has its own design, name, personality, and backstory.
Myths and Misconceptions
Initially, fans thought that Party Rockers were the official children of the new generation of Furby, but later Hasbro registered the trademarks Furby Boom! and Furby Furblings, confirming that Furblings are the true offspring of the newest Furbies.
Prototypes and Errors
Various Party Rocker prototypes with unique features were spotted. Some inconsistencies were also found in promotional materials, such as incorrect voice matching in demo videos.
Counterfeits
Party Rocker toys were copied in a counterfeit series called Phoebe New Series, which had a similar design but differed in certain details.
Furby Party Rockers are a unique addition to the Furby world, offering interactive and innovative play possibilities.

