As a Pokémon expert, I can guide you through the process of checking a Pokémon's happiness in the games. Happiness, also known as Friendship, is an important factor that can affect various aspects of your Pokémon's performance, such as the likelihood of returning to the player after being knocked out in battle or the effort values (EVs) gained from battling.

Here's how you can check a Pokémon's happiness:


1. Talk to the Pokémon: In most games, you can check a Pokémon's happiness by opening the summary of the Pokémon in your party and then talking to it. If the Pokémon is at maximum happiness, it will show a heart or a series of hearts next to its name.


2. Use a Move Reminder: In some games, you can also check happiness by visiting a Move Reminder in a Pokémon Center. The Move Reminder will tell you how happy your Pokémon is.


3. Check in the Pokémon's Summary: In some generations, you can see a Pokémon's happiness by looking at its summary and checking the "Feelings" section.


4. Use an Item: In certain games, there are items like the Soothe Bell or the Poké Flute that can increase happiness, and using them can give you an indication of how happy your Pokémon is.


5. Check with a Day Care: If you have left a Pokémon at a Day Care, you can check its happiness by talking to the Day Care worker.


6. In-Game Events: Sometimes, in-game events or interactions with your Pokémon can give you clues about its happiness level.

Remember, happiness is influenced by various factors such as feeding your Pokémon berries, using certain items, or how well your Pokémon performs in battles.

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