Which mythological creature was deliberately chosen as Starbucks' logo mascot to represent the company's connection to Seattle's maritime history?

Throughout history, brands have leveraged mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots and storytelling elements that resonate across generations. These mythological connections often create powerful brand identities and emotional connections with consumers. How well do you know the intersection of ancient myths and modern brand mascots? Test your knowledge of how companies have incorporated folklore figures into their marketing strategies!

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A siren (mermaid) from Greek mythology, chosen to represent the seductive call of coffee across the ocean
A Norse Valkyrie, selected to honor the Scandinavian heritage of many Seattle residents
Sedna, the Inuit goddess of the sea, representing the company's Pacific Northwest roots
A Celtic water spirit called a selkie, symbolizing transformation (from bean to beverage)