Which mythological creature's rebranding for a major snack company in 2009 led to significant consumer backlash in Eastern European markets due to cultural misinterpretation?

Throughout history, brands have tapped into mythology and folklore to create powerful mascots and brand identities. From the Starbucks siren to Nike's winged goddess, mythological figures have been repurposed to represent product values and create memorable brand stories. This poll tests your knowledge of a significant mythological rebranding that caused unexpected consumer backlash and required strategic adaptation by the company.

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The Phoenix (consumers believed the 'rising from ashes' imagery suggested the product was made from burned ingredients)
The Domovoi (the household spirit was depicted as mischievous rather than protective, offending traditional beliefs)
The Griffin (the campaign accidentally used imagery associated with a local evil spirit rather than the intended noble guardian)
The Firebird (the vibrant imagery was similar to a political symbol in the region, causing confusion about brand allegiance)