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| “ | Whatchu talkin' 'bout, asshole? | „ |
| ~ Gary Coleman's catchphrase. |
Gary Wayne Coleman is a major antagonist in POSTAL 2 and POSTAL 2: Apocalypse Weekend and a major character in POSTAL 2: Paradise Lost. He is based on the late real-life actor, comedian and writer of the same name.
He was voiced by his late real-life counterpart.
History[]
In POSTAL 2, Gary can be found on Tuesday at Paradise Mall, where he gives his autobiography autographed, and on Friday, he can be seen locked in a cell at the Police Station in the company of Krotchy. However, in POSTAL 2: Apocalypse Weekend, he can be found at the hospital on Saturday. In turn, in POSTAL 2: Paradise Lost, Gary appears for the first time on Thursday as the leader of the Cole-Men standing on top of Big McWillis which he helps the Postal Dude to get the Ensmallen Cure. However, the Postal Dude tests it on McWillis, shrinking him and causing Gary to fall to his death.
Appearance[]
Gary, like in the real world, is a low Afro-American, in POSTAL 2 he wears a white suit, trousers and a tie, and a blue shirt. However, in POSTAL 2: Apocalypse Weekend, he is heavily battered, wrapped up in bandages in many places, with a black eye and a patch on his head.
Personality[]
In POSTAL 2, Gary is presented unpleasantly, uses vulgar words, and is annoyed by the continued sale of his signed books on Ebay, going as far as to use verbal threats to prevent such. He is also shown to be disrespectful towards his own fans and police officers to the point that he engaged in a shootout with the police when they came to arrest him at Paradise Mall. Additionally, according to Mike J's conversation with him, he is a womanizer who tried to hit on women taller than he is while at a Western-themed bar at located outside of Paradise, Arizona. However, if asked nicely, Gary will automatically warm up to the player and sign the petition happily after receiving help in defeating the police officers gatecrashing his autobiography session. Furthermore, by the time POSTAL 2: Paradise Lost takes place, he has become noticeably friendlier and very nice towards the Postal Dude until the latter shrinks his Big McWillis mount and sends him falling into a really, really deep chasm in the mine.
Trivia[]
- Gary Coleman did not appear in the Postal film, with Verne Troyer (who portrayed Mini-Me in the Austin Powers films) appearing instead. Vince Desi, the founder of Running With Scissors, stated in an interview with guffandstuff.com at Game On Expo in 2016 that this is because while most of the filming of the scenes featuring Troyer were almost complete, Coleman suffered an epidual hematoma and died days later.
- In POSTAL 2: Paradise Lost, Gary Coleman himself speaks with recycled voice clips, with his "Big McWillis" body speaking new plot-related dialogue. This is because the real-life Coleman died in 2010, five years before POSTAL 2: Paradise Lost was released.
External Links[]
- Gary Coleman on the Postal Wiki
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