Which of these famous brand mascots is NOT directly inspired by a figure from mythology or folklore?

Throughout retail history, many brands have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots and brand identities. These connections to ancient stories help companies establish a sense of heritage, power, or mystique. How well do you know these mythologically-inspired brand mascots that have become iconic in modern retail? Test your knowledge of where marketing meets mythology in this challenging trivia question!

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Starbucks' twin-tailed siren (inspired by medieval Norse folklore of mermaids)
Nike's swoosh logo and brand name (inspired by the Greek goddess of victory)
Target's red bullseye mascot (inspired by Apollo's archery skills in Greek mythology)
Versace's Medusa head logo (inspired by the snake-haired Gorgon from Greek mythology)