Which mythological figure's image underwent the most dramatic transformation when adapted for Starbucks' packaging design and brand identity?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have inspired countless brand identities and packaging designs. From ancient symbols repurposed as logos to legendary creatures adorning product packages, mythological elements continue to influence retail marketing strategies. This trivia question explores how one famous mythological figure underwent significant brand evolution across different cultures and time periods, demonstrating the enduring power of folklore in commercial packaging design.

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The Siren (originally a dangerous two-tailed mermaid from Greek mythology, now a benevolent, simplified emblem)
Medusa (originally a snake-haired Gorgon who turned viewers to stone, now depicted as a beautiful woman with flowing hair)
The Minotaur (originally a bull-headed monster from Cretan mythology, now portrayed as a noble guardian figure)
Fenrir (originally a monstrous Norse wolf destined to kill Odin, now represented as a loyal companion wolf)