Editing Postman

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|caption=The Postman in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]''
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|name=Postman
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|species=[[Hylian]]
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|debut=[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]
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The '''Postman''' is a recurring character in the Zelda games. In most games he is shown as a workaholic who conforms to a strict schedule. He is often seen jogging around in an attempt to mail all his leaders on time.

=Background=

==Majora's Mask==

The Postman first appears in [[Termina]] in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', where he lives and works in [[Clock Town]]. Every morning he collects the mail, in the afternoon he delivers them, and at night he performs timing exercises and offers anyone who stops by a chance to play with a piece of heart as the prize. He is shown to take his job very seriously and keeps secrets such as [[Kafei]]'s location.

However, he panics as the Carnival of Time approaches due to a conflict between his duty and his personal interests; he does not want to be caught beneath the moon when it falls from the sky, but he has his schedule for the next day and cannot break his code as a mail employee. But if on the night of the third day [[Link]]  gives him emergency letter for [[Madame Aroma]] (rather than delivering it himself), she would show surprise to find that the Postman was still in town and use her position as post master to dismiss him so he could evacuate. The Postman thanks Link for helping him by giving him [[Postman's Hat|his hat]]. The Postman then left to run in the wild [[Termina Field]], where he could make his own schedule.

==Other Games==

The Postman apparently exists in [[Hyrule]] as well. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' he is constantly on the run, and often meets up with Link to give him letters. On his offtime, the Postman can be seen feeding messy letters to goats in the ranch of [[Ordon Village]] or ordering food at [[Telma|Telma's]] bar in [[Hyrule Castle Town]] among several other locations, including surprisingly the forty-ninth level of the Cave of Ordeals after it has been cleared once.

Another Postman lived in the [[Lynna Village]] of [[Labrynna]] four hundred years into the past of ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages|Oracle of Ages]]''. In this game the Postman needs something to keep time. If Link gives him a [[Poe Clock]], the Postman gives Link a free [[Stationary]] in return and zips off to deliver the mail. The Postman also runs his route through Hyrule Village in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Minish Cap]]''.

==Other Postmen==

Additionally, a different Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. He appears to be a winged human, implying that he is actually a [[Rito]] as seen in the previous game. This postman resembles the Postman of previous games in title and cap only. He comes to Link on several islands and reads his letters to him after having him sign for it. At one point he accidentally reads Link a letter to [[Joanne]] from [[Jolene]] and then gives him the letter to give to Joanne.

Another new Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. This one is actually identical to the one from ''Phantom Hourglass'' except for his uniform and his being a non-winged human. He describes himself as "an average guy just working the postman gig to get by" and specifically requested to only be called Postman. He delivers letters similarly to the previous game, except this time he gives them to Link without reading them aloud, claiming the mail system had changed in the century since the previous games due to complaints about postmen reading letters aloud to the recipients.

=Trivia=
*In ''Majora's Mask'', the Postman acted as the Terminan version of Hyrule's [[Characters in Ocarina of Time|Running Man]] seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''. Like the Running Man, he is associated with rabbits (the Postman being represented by rabbit logos while the Running Man had bought the [[Bunny Hood]] from Link) and is capable of suddenly running at high speeds.
*The [[Rito]] postman [[Koboli]] from ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker|The Wind Waker]]'' has a strange physical resemblance to the Postman. His figurine states that an ancestor of his in a time long past was also a postman, implying that he is descended from the Postman.

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-The '''Postman''' is a recurring character in the ''[[Portal: The Legend of Zelda|The Legend of Zelda]]'' games. In most games, he is shown as a workaholic who conforms to a strict schedule. He is often seen jogging around in an attempt to mail all of his letters on time.
+The '''Postman''' is a recurring character in the Zelda games. In most games he is shown as a workaholic who conforms to a strict schedule. He is often seen jogging around in an attempt to mail all his leaders on time.
 =Background=
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 ==Other Postmen==
-Additionally, a different Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. He appears to be a winged human, implying that he is actually a [[Rito]] as seen in the previous game. This postman resembles the Postman of previous games in title and cap only. He comes to Link on several islands and reads his letters to him after having him sign for it. At one point, he accidentally reads Link a letter to [[Joanne]] from [[Jolene]] and then gives him the letter to give to Joanne.
+Additionally, a different Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''. He appears to be a winged human, implying that he is actually a [[Rito]] as seen in the previous game. This postman resembles the Postman of previous games in title and cap only. He comes to Link on several islands and reads his letters to him after having him sign for it. At one point he accidentally reads Link a letter to [[Joanne]] from [[Jolene]] and then gives him the letter to give to Joanne.
-Another new Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. This one is actually identical to the one from ''Phantom Hourglass'', except for his uniform and his being a non-winged human. He describes himself as "an average guy just working the postman gig to get by" and specifically requested to only be called Postman. He delivers letters similarly to the previous game, except this time he gives them to Link without reading them aloud, claiming the mail system had changed in the century since the previous games due to complaints about postmen reading letters aloud to the recipients.
+Another new Postman appears in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks|Spirit Tracks]]''. This one is actually identical to the one from ''Phantom Hourglass'' except for his uniform and his being a non-winged human. He describes himself as "an average guy just working the postman gig to get by" and specifically requested to only be called Postman. He delivers letters similarly to the previous game, except this time he gives them to Link without reading them aloud, claiming the mail system had changed in the century since the previous games due to complaints about postmen reading letters aloud to the recipients.
-=Other Appearances=
-==Video Games==
-*In the ''[[Portal: Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros.]]'' series, the Postman has been represented as two stickers (from ''Majora's Mask'' and ''Twilight Princes'') in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and as a Novice-rank Support [[Spirit]] in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]''. As a Spirit, his Support effect is for the player fighter to start battles with a Bunny Hood equipped. When fought in a Spirit battle, the Postman's Spirit would possess a [[Wii Fit Trainer|male Wii Fit Trainer]] in a timed stamina battle where he focused on trying to evade the player fighter's attacks.
-*In ''[[Hyrule Warriors]]'', the Postman's uniform was available as an outfit that Link could wear. It was originally made available as part of a ''Twilight Princess''-based DLC pack and is based on the Postman's appearance in that game.
 =Trivia=