Which famous brand mascot was created after its inventor witnessed a strange phenomenon during an electrical experiment, leading to a revolutionary product discovery?

Throughout history, some of the most recognizable brand mascots were created through unexpected discoveries or happy accidents. These character icons have become so embedded in our culture that we often forget their fascinating origins. Test your knowledge about the surprising stories behind famous brand mascots that revolutionized product marketing and became cultural phenomena in their own right.

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The Michelin Man, inspired by a stack of tires that resembled a human figure at the 1894 Lyon Exhibition
Tony the Tiger, created after food scientist accidentally crystallized sugar with food coloring, creating the first frosted cereal flakes
The Energizer Bunny, inspired by a battery prototype that unexpectedly continued running for 10x longer than competitors
The Pillsbury Doughboy, developed after Leo Burnett saw dough unexpectedly pop out of a can during refrigeration experiments in 1965