Which of these brands correctly uses its namesake figure from mythology or folklore in its brand identity and marketing?

In the world of retail, mythology and folklore have long been powerful tools for creating memorable brand identities. Ancient stories, legendary creatures, and mythic symbols resonate across cultures and generations, making them valuable assets for companies seeking to establish strong brand recognition. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythology has been incorporated into modern brand identities and marketing strategies. Can you identify which mythological figure has been correctly paired with its brand?

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Nike - Named after the Greek goddess of victory, featuring the 'swoosh' symbol representing her wings
Amazon - Named after the Greek god of commerce, with arrows in the logo representing his messenger status
Starbucks - Named after a character in 'The Odyssey', with the mermaid logo depicting the character's transformation
Pandora Jewelry - Named after the Norse goddess of beauty, with the box logo representing her gift to mankind