Which mythological deity's brand strategy most heavily relied on creating and promoting a 'family of products' with consistent branding across multiple offerings?

Throughout history, mythological deities have been associated with specific symbols, animals, and elements that essentially functioned as their 'brand identities.' These divine brand strategies helped ancient peoples recognize, remember, and connect with specific gods and goddesses. From Zeus's thunderbolt to Athena's owl, these symbols served as powerful marketing tools that have endured for millennia. Test your knowledge about how these ancient deities would have approached brand strategy in the modern marketing sense!

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Odin (Norse): Deliberately diversified his brand with inconsistent imagery (ravens, wolves, spear, eight-legged horse) to create mystery around his identity
Apollo (Greek): Maintained a cohesive brand portfolio as god of sun, music, prophecy, healing, and archery with consistent golden imagery across all domains
Kali (Hindu): Focused on a singular, powerful brand identity with distinctive visual elements (multiple arms, tongue, garland of skulls) for maximum impact
Anubis (Egyptian): Specialized in a niche market (afterlife) with a distinctive jackal-headed appearance and minimal brand extension to other domains