While Torch will always be near and dear to me, when Hasbro introduced the newest edition to the FurReal family, FurReal Roarin’ Tyler, The Playful Tiger pet, the baby cub roared his way right into my heart. The tiger toy seems to love attention from the children and really liked being petted and played with. Tyler Tiger’s chick is meant to be a chew toy and if you put it in his mouth he will make eating noises but we haven’t been able to make this happen but, watching other YouTube videos of Tyler I know that it does work, we must just be doing something wrong! If you’re reading this and thinking, “This chick is certifiably crazy,” wait until you have your first interaction with the cub and tell me you disagree.

Disclosure: We were sent the featured products for the purpose of this post however all opinions are my own. And, when kids make a loud noise or give their best roar, Tyler will join in on the fun and respond with his own rambunctious roar. Compared to other FurReal toys, the Furreal Friends tiger pet moves quite a lot with different motion combinations and is very animated.FurReal Roarin’ Tyler, the Playful Tiger How does the FurReal Tiger compare to other interactive toys?

He has over 100 sound and movement combinations so rather than having a set routine and pattern of sounds he actually seems to be engaging with you and doing something new every time. Once kids turn him on, he lets out the most adorable yawn and flashes his mouth full of teeth, crouches down to stretch his body, moves his neck to get those pesky kinks out, and blinks away the sleep from his big, green eyes. Purchasing via an affiliate link doesn’t cost you any extra, and I only recommend products and services I trust. There is a button inside the toy's mouth that detects the presence of the included feeding accessory. All audio, visual and textual content on this site (including all names, characters, images, trademarks and logos) are protected by trademarks, copyrights and other Intellectual Property rights owned by Hasbro or its subsidiaries, licensors, licensees, suppliers and accounts.He crouches down on his front paws and stands up straight, his head moves and his facial features show so many different expressions – with his eyes opening and closing, his mouth moving and even his ears moving. In 2019, a nearly identical variant of the toy was released under the name Mighty Roar Simba, and was modeled after the character from Disney's 2019 film The Lion King. If you’ve lost your FurReal tiger instructions, you can find a replacement manual here and if you find your Furreal tiger not working properly you might need to change his batteries. Roarin' Tyler features touch sensors on its back, forehead, and muzzle, as well as a microphone between its eyes.