Which brand mascot was specifically created to honor and represent Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) traditions while promoting a breakfast cereal?

Throughout history, brands have created mascots that draw from cultural traditions to strengthen their connection with consumers. These characters often embody values, folklore, or cultural elements that resonate with specific communities. How well do you know these culturally-inspired brand mascots that have become cultural phenomena themselves? Test your knowledge of these powerful symbols that bridge commercial interests with cultural heritage.

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Chocolatina, the Sugar Skull Toucan for Cocoa Pebbles
Calaverita, the skeleton mariachi for General Mills' Count Chocula
Dulce, the calavera cat for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes limited Mexican Heritage edition
Azucarito, the dancing skeleton for Post's Honey Bunches of Oats