Which famous brand mascot was originally created as a medical warning symbol before becoming a marketing icon?

Brand mascots often become iconic symbols of their companies, sometimes even outliving original product lines or becoming more recognizable than the brand name itself. These character ambassadors build emotional connections with consumers and can significantly increase brand recognition and loyalty. But how well do you know the surprising origins behind some of the world's most famous brand mascots? Test your knowledge with this challenging trivia question!

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Michelin Man (Bibendum), who was designed to show tires could absorb obstacles
Mr. Clean, who was first a sanitation company's warning character for toxic cleaning products
Tony the Tiger, who began as a nutritional advisory figure for children's health clinics
The Pillsbury Doughboy, who originated as a flour contamination indicator in early baking guides