Which mythological deity's brand positioning strategy most closely resembles the modern marketing concept of 'emotional branding' through consistent use of visual identity elements?

Throughout history, gods and mythological figures have maintained distinct 'brand positions' in cultural narratives. Their unique attributes, symbols, and domains of influence functioned much like modern brand positioning strategies. This poll explores how ancient deities effectively positioned themselves in the minds of their followers through consistent messaging, visual symbols, and differentiated 'product offerings.' Test your knowledge of how mythology's most successful 'brands' maintained their market position!

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Athena, who maintained consistent imagery (owl, olive tree, Aegis) to represent wisdom and strategic warfare
Thor, who primarily relied on testimonials from warriors about the power of his hammer Mjölnir
Anubis, who focused on limited-time promotional offerings during Egyptian funeral seasons
Quetzalcoatl, who regularly rebranded his image across different Mesoamerican cultures to appeal to changing market demographics