Which traditional cultural mascot was created in 1928 and originally designed as a lucky charm talisman before becoming the face of a major food brand?

Traditional cultural brands often use mascots that represent deep cultural symbolism and heritage. These iconic characters become powerful ambassadors that connect products to cultural identity and traditions. How well do you know the stories behind these cultural brand mascots that have become embedded in their respective societies? Test your knowledge of how companies leverage cultural elements in their brand representations!

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The Quaker Oats Man (United States)
The Pillsbury Doughboy (United States)
Bibendum, the Michelin Man (France)
The Jolly Green Giant (United States)