Videos of the London’s famous Covent Garden evergreen decked out with the owl-like creatures went viral over the weekend.
The wacky Furby takeover also hitParis’s Boulevard Haussmann (Place Diaghilev), and Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate.
Tweets from UK fans on social media included; OMG! I need this tree in my life and I looove it!!!!!
The Nineties cultural toy icon is making a comeback across Europe after being relaunched earlier this year.
More than 40 million of the cuddly robots were originally sold during the first three years of production.
The toy, which caught the world’s imagination, starts out speaking entirely “Furbish”, the unique language that all Furbies speak, but is programmed to start speaking English words and phrases in place of Furbish over time.
And with Millennial parents reliving their childhoods, Furbies are set to be at the top of kids’ wish lists again this Christmas.
But if you’re planning to actually go to see one of the Furbtrees, be warned. They are all the work of some augmented reality magic.
