Which of these brand mascots was specifically created to honor cultural traditions in a particular region and is not used in the company's global marketing?

Brand mascots often reflect cultural traditions and values to connect with consumers on a deeper level. While some mascots are universal, others are carefully designed to resonate with specific cultural contexts. This poll tests your knowledge about how major brands have adapted their mascots to honor cultural traditions in different markets. The intersection of marketing strategy and cultural sensitivity reveals how global brands maintain local relevance.

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Tanaka-san, McDonald's special cherry blossom mascot in Japan that appears annually during Hanami season
Juan Valdez, the Colombian coffee farmer character representing the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia
Bibendum (The Michelin Man), created in 1898 and adapted for different cultural markets
Chester Cheetah, Cheetos' mascot who wears traditional clothing in international markets