Which culturally-inspired brand mascot was specifically created to preserve and celebrate an endangered indigenous language?

Brand mascots often serve as powerful cultural symbols, representing traditions and heritage while building brand recognition. Many iconic mascots draw directly from cultural traditions, mythology, or historical figures to create memorable connections with consumers. Test your knowledge about these cultural brand ambassadors that bridge commercial interests with cultural heritage.

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Quimby the Quechua Quokka, who speaks in Quechua phrases for a Peruvian chocolate brand
Michif Mickey, the bilingual fox mascot for a Canadian heritage tourism campaign
Māui the Menehune, mascot for Hawaiian Airlines' children's program
Kupu the Kiwi, the Te Reo Māori speaking mascot for Air New Zealand's cultural initiative program