Which iconic brand mascot, created in 1916, was inspired by a real person and revolutionized breakfast cereal marketing by becoming one of the first characters to directly address children in advertisements?

Brand mascots have been powerful marketing tools throughout retail history, creating memorable connections between consumers and products. Some mascots have become so iconic that they've transcended their original advertising purpose to become cultural symbols. This trivia question explores the fascinating history behind one of America's longest-running brand mascots and how it revolutionized product marketing in its era.

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Snap, Crackle and Pop (Rice Krispies)
Sunny the Sun (Raisin Bran)
Sunny Jim (Force Wheat Flakes)
Aunt Jemima (Cream of Wheat)