Which mythological figure has been most accurately represented in its brand mascot role, maintaining authentic connections to its original folklore significance?

Folklore and mythology have been powerful tools in product branding and retail marketing strategies for decades. Ancient gods, legendary creatures, and timeless stories continue to influence modern brand identities and retail experiences. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythological elements have been leveraged in contemporary product marketing and retail innovations. Can you identify the correct mythological connection in today's marketplace?

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Nike's winged goddess of victory, who historically bestowed glory upon warriors and athletes - directly aligning with the brand's athletic performance mission
Starbucks' siren, depicted as a friendly twin-tailed mermaid, though traditional folklore portrays these creatures as dangerous beings who lured sailors to their deaths
Versace's Medusa, portrayed as a symbol of beauty and luxury, despite the original myth depicting her as a cursed woman whose gaze turned people to stone
Red Bull's winged bulls, presented as energetic creatures, though Mesopotamian mythology depicted winged bulls (lamassu) as protective guardian spirits, not symbols of energy