Which of these famous brand mascots is directly based on a creature from Greek mythology?

Throughout history, brands have borrowed powerful symbols and characters from mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots that resonate with consumers on a deeper cultural level. These mythological figures bring instant recognition, storytelling potential, and often a sense of authority or magic to product marketing. Test your knowledge about which famous brand mascots have roots in ancient myths and legends!

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Starbucks' Siren (a two-tailed mermaid figure based on ancient Greek sirens who lured sailors with enchanting music)
Pillsbury Doughboy (inspired by the Greek god Hephaestus, who created living statues from clay)
Tony the Tiger (based on Nemean Lion, a mythical creature slain by Heracles as one of his twelve labors)
Mr. Clean (modeled after Zeus, king of the Greek gods, known for his powerful lightning bolts)