Which mythological figure was intentionally rebranded with a more 'family-friendly' appearance when it became the face of a major consumer product in the 1930s?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been repurposed as powerful brand symbols and marketing icons. Companies leverage these ancient archetypes to connect with consumers on a subconscious level. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythology continues to influence modern product design and advertising. Test your knowledge of how mythological elements have been transformed into successful brand identities and marketing campaigns in this challenging trivia poll.

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Medusa (depicted with flowing hair instead of snakes for Versace's logo)
Poseidon (redesigned without his trident for a seafood restaurant chain)
The Norse god Thor (reimagined without his hammer for Viking Cruises)
The Greek god Hermes (transformed from a divine messenger to the smiling Goodyear mascot)