Which famous brand mascot was specifically designed to honor a cultural tradition and is based on a real historical figure from the 18th century?

Brand mascots often draw inspiration from cultural traditions and folklore, serving as powerful connections between products and cultural heritage. These iconic characters not only represent brands but sometimes become cultural touchstones themselves. Test your knowledge of how certain famous brand mascots connect to deeper cultural traditions and stories from around the world.

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Quaker Oats' Quaker Man, based on William Penn, honoring Quaker religious traditions
Pillsbury Doughboy, inspired by traditional European baker figurines from holiday celebrations
Mr. Clean, modeled after a traditional Greek fisherman representing cleanliness and purity
Tony the Tiger, based on Bengal tiger reverence in Indian cultural traditions