"Little Helper" is a Disney Channel American CGI-animated action-adventure television series that originally aired from 1998 to 2000. It was Disney's very first ever television series to use only computer-generated imagery.
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| - "Little Helper" is a Disney Channel American CGI-animated action-adventure television series that originally aired from 1998 to 2000. It was Disney's very first ever television series to use only computer-generated imagery.
- She is turned on by default when starting the game for the first time. She can be enabled and disabled by going to the Menu (Ctrl+N), under the Control tab and selecting the "Little helper" box at the top. In the bottom left of her window is an orange button to minimize her.
- Little Helper — питомец Fallout Shelter, легендарная собака породы грейхаунд.
- Little Helper is a Disney Comics character. As an always important but still subtle presence in comic book stories featuring the madcap but well-intentioned Gyro Gearloose, the Little Helper literally shines as both a loyal companion and resourceful assistant to the eccentric and often absent-minded inventor. So intentionally nondescript in nature was this character that it never was given a name in any official capacity. In its lifetime of just over five decades, it has been alternately referred to as Helper, Little Helper, Gyro's Helper and Little Bulb.
- Little Helper, or simply Helper, debuted in the story "The Cat Box" in Uncle Scrooge #15 (September 1956). Helper is a small, humanoid robot (about 20 cm tall), constructed from pieces of metal and a lightbulb, which serves as his head. He acts as the assistant to the inventor Gyro Gearloose. In the Donald Duck comics, he is often shown as an inventor himself, sometimes copying Gyro's inventions. Little Helper never speaks, but occasionally uses thought bubbles. He enjoys chasing mice and helping Gyro clean up the unusual consequences of his inventions.
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| - Small thin robot with a light bulb for a head.
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| - Gyro's Little Helper
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| - Little Bulb, Helper, Gyro's Helper
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- Annie Potts
- Nikki Yang
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| - Little Helper, or simply Helper, debuted in the story "The Cat Box" in Uncle Scrooge #15 (September 1956). Helper is a small, humanoid robot (about 20 cm tall), constructed from pieces of metal and a lightbulb, which serves as his head. He acts as the assistant to the inventor Gyro Gearloose. In the Donald Duck comics, he is often shown as an inventor himself, sometimes copying Gyro's inventions. Little Helper never speaks, but occasionally uses thought bubbles. He enjoys chasing mice and helping Gyro clean up the unusual consequences of his inventions. Helper's origin is given in the story "Gyro's First invention" (written by Don Rosa), which appears in Uncle Scrooge #324 (December 2003) as part of Gyro's 50th anniversary. In this retelling, Gyro accidentally passed on some of his intelligence to Donald Duck's desk lamp. Gyro added small metal arms and legs to the lamp, so that it could move about. Little Helper lived up to his name, helping his creator with his inventions. In the Italian comics, his name is Edi, in reference to Thomas Edison. Little Helper occasionally appeared alongside Gyro in the animated series DuckTales. He is called Little Bulb in the series, which is compatible with the Brazilian name for the character - Lampadinha - informal diminutive of Lâmpada (lamp), in Portuguese. Despite his prominence in Gyro's comic stories, though, Little Bulb's only major appearance on the series was in "The Money Vanishes", though he also briefly appears in the show's intro sequence and "Dough Ray Me".
- "Little Helper" is a Disney Channel American CGI-animated action-adventure television series that originally aired from 1998 to 2000. It was Disney's very first ever television series to use only computer-generated imagery.
- She is turned on by default when starting the game for the first time. She can be enabled and disabled by going to the Menu (Ctrl+N), under the Control tab and selecting the "Little helper" box at the top. In the bottom left of her window is an orange button to minimize her.
- Little Helper is a Disney Comics character. As an always important but still subtle presence in comic book stories featuring the madcap but well-intentioned Gyro Gearloose, the Little Helper literally shines as both a loyal companion and resourceful assistant to the eccentric and often absent-minded inventor. So intentionally nondescript in nature was this character that it never was given a name in any official capacity. In its lifetime of just over five decades, it has been alternately referred to as Helper, Little Helper, Gyro's Helper and Little Bulb. The little micro-robot sprang from the pencil of legendary comics creator Carl Barks in 1956. Introduced as a pint-sized sidekick to Gyro Gearloose in the story "The Cat Box", Barks provided no explanation or background for the character. It was a simple comic device that acted as the inventor's common sense counterpart. In a 1991 article, Barks scholar Geoffrey Blum shed light on Little Helper's origins:
- Little Helper — питомец Fallout Shelter, легендарная собака породы грейхаунд.
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