Which mythological figure underwent the most dramatic 'rebranding' when adapted from one culture's mythology to another, completely changing their core brand attributes?

Throughout history, mythological figures have undergone fascinating 'rebranding' as they've been adopted across different cultures. This poll explores how ancient deities and creatures have been transformed through cultural adaptation - essentially making them some of the world's oldest 'products' with evolving brand identities. Test your knowledge about how mythology's most famous figures have been reimagined across time and cultures!

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Hades, who transformed from the dignified Greek ruler of the underworld into the evil Satan-like figure Pluto in later Roman Christian interpretations
Thor, who maintained consistent attributes as a thunder god with a magical hammer across Norse mythology, Marvel comics, and modern media adaptations
Isis, whose worship and representation remained relatively stable as she transitioned from Egyptian goddess to popular deity in the Roman Empire
Ganesha, whose elephant-headed imagery and role as remover of obstacles has remained fundamentally unchanged across centuries of Hindu worship