Leopard Furby

Leopard Furby
Model type	1998 Furby
Date released	October 1998
Generation	1
Special edition	No
Mane or Tail	Tail
Color	Light Gray      Black (spots)      Pale Pink      Gainsboro (faceplate)      Pink (ears)      Light Salmon (feet)
Known Fresh New Look variation(s)	Fresh Leopard Furby

Leopard Furby is the name given to a 1998 Furby of Generation 1.

Appearance

This Furby has gray body fur, speckled with random black spots that vary with each Furby. It has pink stomach fur alongside a pink hair tuft and tail. Its faceplate is an off white with off white eyelids and black lashes. It has orange feet, pink inner ears and gray ear backings.

Trivia

• It is the first Furby of Generation 1, and thus one of the most popular Generation 1 Furbies and has been used in a lot of advertisements (alongside Church Mouse Furby).
• No two Leopard Furbys are identical. Each one has different spots in different places - some with no spots at all. ^{[citation needed]}
• This Furby is often displayed in merchandise with no spots.
• This Furby was featured in a Duracell commercial which was made in 2017.
• This Furby had a 2001 re-release, with an orange box, an updated story on the paper tag, a purple plastic tag, and some more eye colors outside of the usual brown, blue or green, including silver, neon green, and neon blue. Internally, it also featured the Deep Sleep mode and additional phrases found on Furbys from Generation 2 and later.
• This Furby was officially referred to as the Pink Mouse (ピンクマウス) Furby in Japan.
• This Furby had appeared in the 2020 movie The Mitchells vs. the Machines.
• This is one of the three Furbys to get a Palm Sized Furby counterpart.

Gallery

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See also

1998 - 2002 Furbys

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