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| rdfs:comment | - The Delivery Man later also turns out to have been hunting down Kirby. At first, Kirby seems too weak and slow to outrun the Delivery Man, but thanks to Meta Knight, an engine cut off of the DM's bike allows Kirby to become Jet Kirby, therefore proving much stronger and faster than the DM. Kirby finally destroys the Delivery Man with his Jet Cracker attack, seeing to it that he, according to Escargoon, has just made his last delivery.
- "Delivery Man" is a Fixer Contract side mission available in Watch Dogs.
- Delivery Man is an Delivery Man who delivers a package from Kojima's Mother to Kei Kurono.
- Delivery Man was a man who delivered a metal drum containing a meat puzzle to the house where Donald Mallard and his mother lived but Ducky was not there because Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo had been assigned there to protect Victoria. As such, Tony answered the door instead and got a shock when he saw the meat puzzle which had him calling his colleagues of the NCIS Major Case Response Team to investigate.
- The Delivery Man is the one who delivers the packages throughout Namimori. His truck seems to always get dented whenever Tsuna, in Dying Will Mode, runs around through town and hits his truck. It seems he is very proud of his job and has delivered every delivery packages he has on time. His major appearance was when Tsuna thought he killed Moretti when in fact it was just Moretti's ability, Addio.
- The Delivery Man (his name is never mentioned) is a Higher and an agent of the Conservative faction. Although he originally agreed to be a covert operative who simply delivered things, he was later given more dangerous missions, for example conducting surveillance of Marius. He is tiring of is profession, and is constantly thinking of, and longing to return to, his family: his wife Lizzie and their two girls, who live in London.
- This Delivery Man brought an order of wax to Salmoneus at his House of Horrors. He later reported to Sokar that he had seen the Mummy there. In return, Sokar killed the man by sealing him in a layer of wax. The wax "statue" ended up as part of the House of Horrors.
- Delivery Man is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.
- The Delivery Man is another one of Sutekh's servants that delivered a Totem to all of the Biotech employees so that it would murder them. He would later deliver the Totem to the Bodega Bay Inn to attack Rick Myers. He vanished into thin air after doing so.
- Delivery Man was character to delivery in Hammer & Fail.
- He was a delivery man who was delivering a package to the receptionist at Widmore Industries. He briefly exchanged words with Desmond when he thought that the number 815 associated with the package was peculiar.
- 'Delivery Man is a 2013 American comedy film written and directed by Ken Scott and starring Vince Vaughn. It is a remake of Scott's 2011 French-Canadian film Starbuck.
- The Delivery Man is a robotic biker appearing in the episode Delivery Dilemma who, like his name suggests, excels at delivery. He is also very tricky and deceitful. When King Dedede became dissatisfied with the speed of Chef Kawasaki's new delivery service, he purchased the Delivery Man so that he would be able to ruin Kawasaki's restaurant by delivering his goods to the incorrect people.
- In 1953, Benny Russell asked Jimmy why he didn't get a job instead of selling items on the street. Jimmy gave the examples of a delivery boy and a dishwasher, saying he liked being his own boss and setting his own hours. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars") The Earth movie Appointment with Danger featured a delivery man character who limped. In 2153, T'Pol dreamed she was watching the film on movie night on Enterprise NX-01, during which Doctor Phlox speculated that he might be the unidentified corpse, observing that he had never left the house. (ENT: "Impulse")
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| Caption | - Delivery Man in the Season 2 episode, "The Meat Puzzle".
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| abstract | - The Delivery Man later also turns out to have been hunting down Kirby. At first, Kirby seems too weak and slow to outrun the Delivery Man, but thanks to Meta Knight, an engine cut off of the DM's bike allows Kirby to become Jet Kirby, therefore proving much stronger and faster than the DM. Kirby finally destroys the Delivery Man with his Jet Cracker attack, seeing to it that he, according to Escargoon, has just made his last delivery.
- In 1953, Benny Russell asked Jimmy why he didn't get a job instead of selling items on the street. Jimmy gave the examples of a delivery boy and a dishwasher, saying he liked being his own boss and setting his own hours. (DS9: "Far Beyond the Stars") The Earth movie Appointment with Danger featured a delivery man character who limped. In 2153, T'Pol dreamed she was watching the film on movie night on Enterprise NX-01, during which Doctor Phlox speculated that he might be the unidentified corpse, observing that he had never left the house. (ENT: "Impulse") In 2327, Q masqueraded as a delivery man, bringing a bouquet of roses and baby's breath to "John Luck Pickard". Marta Batanides was miffed, believing the flowers to be "From one of your conquests, no doubt." (TNG: "Tapestry" )
- "Delivery Man" is a Fixer Contract side mission available in Watch Dogs.
- Delivery Man is an Delivery Man who delivers a package from Kojima's Mother to Kei Kurono.
- Delivery Man was a man who delivered a metal drum containing a meat puzzle to the house where Donald Mallard and his mother lived but Ducky was not there because Special Agent Anthony DiNozzo had been assigned there to protect Victoria. As such, Tony answered the door instead and got a shock when he saw the meat puzzle which had him calling his colleagues of the NCIS Major Case Response Team to investigate.
- The Delivery Man is the one who delivers the packages throughout Namimori. His truck seems to always get dented whenever Tsuna, in Dying Will Mode, runs around through town and hits his truck. It seems he is very proud of his job and has delivered every delivery packages he has on time. His major appearance was when Tsuna thought he killed Moretti when in fact it was just Moretti's ability, Addio.
- The Delivery Man (his name is never mentioned) is a Higher and an agent of the Conservative faction. Although he originally agreed to be a covert operative who simply delivered things, he was later given more dangerous missions, for example conducting surveillance of Marius. He is tiring of is profession, and is constantly thinking of, and longing to return to, his family: his wife Lizzie and their two girls, who live in London.
- The Delivery Man is a robotic biker appearing in the episode Delivery Dilemma who, like his name suggests, excels at delivery. He is also very tricky and deceitful. When King Dedede became dissatisfied with the speed of Chef Kawasaki's new delivery service, he purchased the Delivery Man so that he would be able to ruin Kawasaki's restaurant by delivering his goods to the incorrect people. The Delivery Man later also turns out to have been hunting down Kirby. At first, Kirby seems too weak and slow to outrun the Delivery Man, but thanks to Meta Knight, an engine cut off of the Delivery Man's bike allows Kirby to become Jet Kirby, therefore proving much stronger and faster than the DM. Kirby finally destroys the Delivery Man with his Jet Cracker attack, seeing to it that he, according to Escargoon, has just made his last delivery.
- This Delivery Man brought an order of wax to Salmoneus at his House of Horrors. He later reported to Sokar that he had seen the Mummy there. In return, Sokar killed the man by sealing him in a layer of wax. The wax "statue" ended up as part of the House of Horrors.
- Delivery Man is one of the many role-playing subclasses in Elder Tale.
- The Delivery Man is another one of Sutekh's servants that delivered a Totem to all of the Biotech employees so that it would murder them. He would later deliver the Totem to the Bodega Bay Inn to attack Rick Myers. He vanished into thin air after doing so.
- Delivery Man was character to delivery in Hammer & Fail.
- He was a delivery man who was delivering a package to the receptionist at Widmore Industries. He briefly exchanged words with Desmond when he thought that the number 815 associated with the package was peculiar.
- 'Delivery Man is a 2013 American comedy film written and directed by Ken Scott and starring Vince Vaughn. It is a remake of Scott's 2011 French-Canadian film Starbuck.
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