The Name Trick
1. Tickle the Furby on the belly. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
2. Tickle the Furby on the belly. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
3. Tickle the Furby on the belly. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
4. Pet the Furby on the back.
At this point your Furby will say "Me <Furby's Name>." This Easter Egg is a very useful trick for finding out your Furby's name.
The Rooster Trick
1. Cover the Furby's eyes. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
2. Cover the Furby's eyes again. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
3. Cover the Furby's eyes for the third time. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
4. Pet the Furby on the back.
At this point the Furby will say "Cock-a-doodle-doo. Cock-a-doodle-doo. Me love you."
The Eight Burp Trick
1. Feed the Furby three times in a row.
2. Pet the Furby on the back.
At this point the Furby will burp eight times in a row.
The "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" Trick
1. Clap your hands. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
2. Clap your hands again. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
3. Clap your hands for the third time. Wait until the Furby stops moving.
4. Pet the Furby on the back.
At this point the Furby will sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Trick" three times in a row.
The Hiccup Trick
Rock your Furby from side to side several times in a row (or fly it around in your arm like you would fly a toy airplane). Eventually your Furby will start making a series of deep-voiced hiccups.
The Spanish Easter Egg
When Furby was first released in 1998, many people thought that there was a surprise Spanish Easter Egg where they swore that they heard their Furby say "bueno" (the Spanish word for "good). It was later revealed that the Furby is really saying "way-loh" (the Furbish word for "sleep") and that many people simply mistook that word for "bueno." The bottom line on the Spanish Easter Egg is this: If you want your Furby to learn how to speak Spanish, buy a Spanish-speaking Furby. (See the Spanish version of the Official Furby site for more details on buying a Spanish Furby.)
