Which famous brand mascot was deliberately named after a figure from Norse mythology to evoke strength and protection?

Throughout advertising history, many brands have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots that resonate with consumers. These mythological connections often go unnoticed by casual shoppers but represent fascinating bridges between ancient stories and modern commerce. Test your knowledge about which famous brand mascots have direct connections to mythological figures and legendary tales that have influenced brand identity and marketing strategies.

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Ajax (Ajax cleaning products), named after the Greek hero of the Trojan War
Thor (Norton Antivirus's original shield mascot), named after the Norse god of thunder and protection
Pegasus (Mobil Oil's flying horse), created as an original design with no mythological inspiration
Mercury (FTD Florists' messenger logo), chosen randomly without connection to the Roman messenger god