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The Postman seen in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess|Twilight Princess]]'' has a very similar look to the Postman seen in ''Majora's Mask''. Similarly to ''Majora's Mask's'' Postman, he runs around delivering mail. There are certain locations in Hyrule that when Link passes through them, the Postman will stop him if he has a letter to deliver. There are multiple different locations, including the gate that leads to [[Castle Town]], on the [[Bridge of Eldin]], on the [[Great Bridge of Hylia]], in the [[Hyrule Field#North of Castle Town|Hyrule Field north of Castle Town]], and in the [[Hyrule Field#Faron Province|Hyrule Field in the Faron Province]]. Interestingly, the Postman stops Link as he passes by these spots no matter what, even if Link is in [[Wolf Link|wolf form]], the Postman is somehow able to recognize it as Link, and stop him so he can deliver the mail. This ability is never explained in-game.

The Postman is first seen while Link is on his way to the [[Eldin Province]]. However, the Eldin Province is covered in [[Twilight]], so the Postman stops Link in [[Hyrule Field]]. He tells Link to go no further, as he says a ''"black wall"'' blocks the way ahead.{{Ref|TP|2990|Postman}} He remarks that he had planned to deliver a few letters, but that it ~~know~~ seems impossible.{{Ref|TP|2991|Postman}} Before heading off in the opposite direction, he hands Link his first letter,{{Ref|TP|2993|Postman}} which is a letter from the Postman. The letter tells Link how the Postman will deliver Link's letters: by running to him at high speeds.{{Ref|TP|1982|Letter from Postman}}

The Postman is first seen while Link is on his way to the [[Eldin Province]]. However, the Eldin Province is covered in [[Twilight]], so the Postman stops Link in [[Hyrule Field]]. He tells Link to go no further, as he says a ''"black wall"'' blocks the way ahead.{{Ref|TP|2990|Postman}} He remarks that he had planned to deliver a few letters, but that it now seems impossible.{{Ref|TP|2991|Postman}} Before heading off in the opposite direction, he hands Link his first letter,{{Ref|TP|2993|Postman}} which is a letter from the Postman. The letter tells Link how the Postman will deliver Link's letters: by running to him at high speeds.{{Ref|TP|1982|Letter from Postman}}

[[File:Postman-Ordon-Ranch.png|200px|left|thumb|Postman as seen in the Ordon Ranch barn]]

The Postman also has six secret locations where he is not delivering mail to Link. The first is in [[Telma's Bar]], in the small section to the right ([[Nintendo Wii|Wii]]) of the entrance. Here, he can be heard trying to decide what to order.{{Ref|TP|5696|Postman}} The second location is in [[Zora's Domain]], where he can be heard trying to determine to whom he should deliver a letter addressed to a ''Mr. Zora''.{{Ref|TP|8544|Postman}} The third locale is in the barn at the [[Ordon Ranch]], where he is feeding a messy letter to an [[Ordon Goat]].{{Ref|TP|4161|Postman}} The Postman is seen again in the kitchen area of the [[Elde Inn]], where he is attempting to dry a letter he dropped into the [[Kakariko Hot Spring|hot spring]].{{Ref|TP|4343|Postman}} The fifth location is in [[Zora's River]], where he can be seen on one of the ledges during [[Plumm|Plumm's]] mini-game. The sixth and final location is also the most bizarre. He can be found on the upper ledge of the 50th floor of the [[Cave of Ordeals]]. However, the Postman only appears on the ledge on Link's second time through the Cave of Ordeals, not the first. He says to Link that he thinks Link is lost, and then mumbles that, ''"It's got to be around here somewhere..."''{{Ref|TP|6966|Postman}} It is unknown what he is referring to.

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