Which mythological figure inspired a major 1980s product recall when parents feared their children were being harmed by 'possessed' retail items, leading to significant changes in consumer safety protocols?

Throughout history, mythological figures have been used to sell products and build brand identities. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren, folklore elements permeate retail marketing. This trivia question explores a fascinating example of how ancient myths influenced a major product recall that changed retail history and consumer protection laws. Test your knowledge about the intersection of mythology, product safety, and retail operations!

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Medusa - The 'Medusa Mirror Recall' of 1984 when reflective toys were believed to petrify children
Demonic possession - The 'Cabbage Patch Kids Possession Panic' of 1985 when dolls allegedly spoke in tongues
Satanic influence - The 'Procter & Gamble Logo Controversy' of 1982 when their moon-and-stars logo was rumored to be satanic
Poltergeist - The 'Nintendo Haunting Incident' of 1989 when game cartridges were rumored to contain spirits