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Where do you find the Funkeys on ubfunkeys?
Funkeys are small, colorful characters that inhabit a virtual world called Terrapinia. Players navigate a number of zones and portals where they play games to earn coins. With their coins they can buy items to decorate their homes, referred to as “cribs” in the game. Users progress through the game as they collect different figures.
How many species of u.b.funkeys are there?
The integration between the game and toys consisted of a personal computer game that worked together with collectible figures that represent characters in the game. There are over 45 different “species” of funkey, each coming in three color styles (normal, rare, and very rare).
Where do you get all the Funkeys in Minecraft?
Most figures have two sets of alternate colorings, and using these “Rare” or “Very Rare” Funkeys gives the player access to more items inside of shops. There are many portals to go through: Kelpy Basin, Magma Gorge, Laputta Station, Funkiki Island, Daydream Oasis, Nightmare Rift, Royalton Raceway, Hidden Realm, and Paradox Green.
When did the game u.b.funkeys end?
In 2008, U.B. Funkeys won the Electronic Toy of the Year Reward. The game was discontinued in January 2010. U.B. Funkeys is designed around the player using figures to unlock more games and traverse more of the world. The world is divided into different maps that are traveled to via portals.
Where do you use a Funkey to access a portal?
In order to use a portal, you had to use a Funkey with a game room in the given location. For example, Sol can access Funkiki Island because its game room, “Relaxing Resort,” is located there. However, Sol cannot access Lapuatta Station because there is no game room there it can access.
Who is the composer of u.b.funkeys?
Music tracks in the U.B. Funkeys game are around a minute long, and most do not have proper loops. The composer for the game is unknown. The game credits individuals at Radica and Arkadium, with some having titles related to the game terminology (e.g. Director of Funk).