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| “ | That's the ticket! | „ |
| ~ His punchline when pissing. |
| “ | I regret nothing! | „ |
| ~ His catchphrase. |
Postal Dude is the main protagonist of the Postal video game franchise. Even though he is a protagonist, it depends whatever he does upon player's choice, either committing good or evil acts.
He is voiced by Rick Hunter (Postal; Postal 2; Redux; Postal 4), Corey Cruise (Postal III; Postal 4; Brain Damaged), Jon St. John (Postal 4) and Zack Ward (Postal 4).
Appearance[]
The Postal Dude is depicted as a slim and tall man with a goatee in around 30s (or even late 20s in the first part), except the third and Paradise Lost where he looks early 40s. He is always seen wearing sunglasses and a long trench coat whose color depends upon games. He wears a T-shirt with a stamp of alien.
In the Postal 2 beta at E3 2002, it shows he had no glasses, exposing his reddish eyes, and he was much taller and thin. Compared to that game, being voiced by Rick Hunter is not the Postal Dude himself, it was intended for it to be another voice, possibly of supernatural origin, in his head commenting on his killing spree.
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