Which mythological deity's product development strategy included having multiple distinct versions to serve different market segments across various cultures?

Throughout history, mythological figures have served as powerful symbols that influenced cultures worldwide. Today's product marketers use similar techniques to build brand identity. This trivia explores how ancient mythological figures functioned as 'products' with distinct attributes, symbols, and consumer connections - not unlike modern brand strategy. Test your knowledge about how these mythic figures were 'marketed' to ancient civilizations!

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Thor - maintained consistent branding as a thunder god across Norse, Germanic and Baltic cultures
Aphrodite - developed separate product lines as Ishtar (Babylonian), Venus (Roman), and Astarte (Phoenician) for different markets
Anubis - remained exclusively in the Egyptian market with unchanging product attributes for over 3,000 years
Quetzalcoatl - used the same core identity but rebranded from Kukulkan to Quetzalcoatl when expanding from Maya to Aztec territories