Which mythological figure's endorsement strategy has been cited in marketing case studies for maintaining the most authentic connection to its original cultural significance?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have influenced marketing strategies and product development in fascinating ways. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, mythological elements have shaped some of the world's most recognizable brands. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient stories have been transformed into powerful product endorsements and marketing symbols in the modern retail landscape. Can you identify which mythological figure has been most strategically leveraged for its authentic cultural significance?

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The Norse god Thor for Thorium Power Tools, with campaigns emphasizing 'godlike strength' and 'hammer precision'
The Japanese Kitsune (fox spirit) for Mozilla Firefox, with its shape-shifting abilities representing web browsing adaptability
The Greek god Hermes for FTD Florists, with marketing highlighting 'delivery at the speed of the gods'
The Egyptian goddess Bastet for Puma sportswear, with campaigns focusing on 'feline agility' and 'divine protection'