he had learned it from someone called "Odd Ball". It cuts to a scene where Oddjob angrily says, "Odd Ball?!!". In the episode "The Spy Who Mugged Me" of The A-Team, a parody on the Bond franchise, the character Fröbe is a spoof on Oddjob, played by Professor Tanaka. The name of the character refers to the name of the actor playing Auric Goldfinger in the original Bond film, Gert Fröbe. In the Animaniacs segment "The Chicken Who Loved Me", the villain, Dr. Not, has a henchman named Day Laborer who resembles Oddjob. In Robot Chicken, Oddjob's hat is blown by the wind while he is reading a newspaper, he chases it down as it goes around cutting things in half. Video games One of the characters in the video game Fur Fighters is a hat-throwing bear called Oddfelt. In the Mortal Kombat video game franchise, recurring character Kung Lao's throwable hat was inspired by Oddjob. The arcade game Sly Spy, an homage to the James Bond mythos, features a bowler-throwing character as a level boss. Other In the Italian Disney 1966 comic story "Paperino missione Bob Fingher" (translated for the United States in 2010 as "Moldfinger or The Spy Who Ducked-Out On Me"), parody of the movie's Italian edition, Agente 007 – Missione Goldfinger (literally: "Agent 007 – Goldfinger Mission'"), the evil Bob Fingher has a shoe with Oddjob's hat's functions and loves to play golf. In a one-page Hostess advertisement, Spider-Man fights a supervillain called "Demolition Derby" who throws his derby hat that bounces and cuts Spider-Man's webbing. In Daredevil #59, a supervillain called Torpedo throws a cutting hat; Daredevil remarks that he did not expect Torpedo to pull an "oddjob" on him. In an official Bond tie-in ad for Heineken beer with Daniel Craig, the Bond girl throws a hat at their pursuers just like Oddjob, but without the same hit success rate. In the Japanese manga JoJo's Bizarre Adventures first part, Phantom Blood, the character Robert Edward O. Speedwagon has a bowler with blades hidden within the brim, a clear reference to Oddjob's signature weapon. Footnotes References Bond villains Literary characters introduced in 1959 Fictional archers Fictional blade and dart throwers Fictional contract killers Fictional henchmen Fictional karateka Fictional taekwondo practitioners Fictional hapkido practitioners Fictional Korean people Fictional mute characters Male literary villains Male film villains Action film villains Film supervillains