Which mythological creature was central to a famous 2004 advertising campaign that revitalized Old Spice's brand image and helped them connect with a younger demographic?

Folklore and mythology have been powerful tools in product marketing for decades. Brands often tap into ancient stories and archetypal symbols to create memorable campaigns that resonate across cultures. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking advertising campaign that leveraged mythological elements to transform a struggling product into a cultural phenomenon. How well do you know the intersection of ancient myths and modern marketing?

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The Centaur (half-man, half-horse creature that represented masculine duality and strength)
The Minotaur (man with bull's head who became their unofficial mascot in the 'Smell Like a Man' campaign)
The Siren (seductive sea creature who was reframed as pursuing men who wore the fragrance)
The Phoenix (rising from ashes to symbolize the brand's rebirth and fiery new scents)