Which mythological creature was used in a notorious 1990s product launch that resulted in the company losing over $35 million when consumers rejected the brand positioning?

Throughout history, brands have attempted to leverage the power of mythology and folklore to create memorable brand identities. However, not all mythological mascots and branding choices have resonated with consumers. Some product launches featuring creatures and characters from ancient lore have failed spectacularly, while others became iconic. Test your knowledge about these fascinating intersections of commerce and mythology!

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The Phoenix - for a self-heating coffee brand called 'Eternal Brew' that caused several minor burns and was quickly pulled from shelves
The Kraken - for a children's bath product line that turned water black and stained bathtubs permanently
The Centaur - for a fitness supplement called 'Mythic Strength' that faced FDA warnings for dangerous ingredients
The Basilisk - for a green-colored energy drink that consumers claimed tasted like 'liquid garbage' despite extensive marketing