Which mythological creature was deliberately altered in the Starbucks logo to make it more 'family-friendly' during a major retail expansion in the 1990s?

Throughout history, mythological symbols and folklore tales have been powerful tools for brand identity and marketing strategies. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythology continues to influence how companies present themselves in the marketplace. This poll explores how ancient stories have been transformed into modern retail success through strategic brand storytelling and visual merchandising techniques that resonate across cultures and generations.

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The twin-tailed siren (mermaid), whose exposed lower body was covered up
The Greek god Hermes, whose winged sandals were removed
The Norse wolf Fenrir, whose fangs were made less threatening
The Egyptian goddess Bastet, whose cat features were humanized