PokéHelper

The PokéHelper (Japanese: ポケットヘルパー Pokettoherupā Pocket Helper) is a held item that appears in the game Hey You, Pikachu!.
==Appearance==
The PokéHelper is similar in appearance to the Generation I PokéDex except for being yellow in color instead of red, and features two screens instead of one. Its two sections are connected by a hinge. The left-hand section has one of the screens, and in lieu of a D-pad, there is a Nintendo 64 analog stick and a chart to the right of it explaining the menu controls. The right-hand section has the second screen, and the Start, A, and B buttons of a Nintendo 64 controller, along with the device's logo.
==Description==
The PokéHelper is a prototype handheld computer invented by Professor Oak that allows the user to talk to Pokémon. The player is chosen by the professor to test the device as part of his latest research project. 
While its ability to talk to Pokémon is represented by usage of the Nintendo 64 Voice Recognition Unit to talk to Pikachu, its main usage in the game is that it allows the player to view over activities with Pikachu. It can also be used to immediately return home during an activity. 
The PokéHelper is stored in the lower compartment of the Toolbox and can be accessed at any time. It should be noted that pressing the Start button during any activity of "Pikachu's Discovering Days" immediately opens up the PokéHelper.
==Trivia==
*In the menu screen, the PokéHelper's thumbstick moves in response to the player's directional inputs on the Nintendo 64 controller's thumbstick.
**On the controls chart on the left-hand section is written "Made in Japan".
==Gallery==
PokeHelper Menu.png|PokéHelper menu screen
Category:Items