Here, in coroner-like detail, instructions direct amateur Dr. Quincy wannabees how to remove the skin, take apart the gears and insert probes into the integrated circuit brain. Tokash has taken the process to a whole new level. Using a 'Techno-morgue' website , Tokash instigates an army of probing enthusiasts who point television remote scanners at Furby. As the infra-red beams bounce off the creature, changes to the Furby personality are accurately recorded on the website in tabulation form. Results are interesting.
Undocumented actions continue to be discovered.
This means that Tiger Electronics has left an open door to 'genetically' alter Furby via reprogramming Furby 'in the field' . Performing this feat with micro-electronic surgery will require the efforts of a highly skilled technician, at least initially. FICs would allow an owner to bring in the toy and increase its intelligence or vocabulary. The Hack Furby Two-Fifty challenge. Now both amateur and professional Furby geneticists can share their triumphs and failures in deconstructing the furry beast.