Which mythological figure's brand positioning was most effectively strengthened by having a consistent, recognizable symbol across multiple cultures?

Throughout history, gods and mythological figures have maintained distinct identities and domains that set them apart from others. Much like modern brand positioning, deities were 'marketed' with specific attributes, symbols, and areas of influence that made them recognizable and appealing to their 'target audience' of worshippers. Test your knowledge of how ancient cultures positioned their divine figures in the mythological marketplace!

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The dragon as a symbol of wisdom and power (appearing similarly in Chinese, European, and Mesoamerican mythology)
The thunderbolt as Zeus/Jupiter/Thor's weapon (differing significantly across Greek, Roman, and Norse cultures)
The sun deity (represented consistently as a radiant disc or eye across Egyptian, Aztec, Japanese, and Hindu mythologies)
The trickster god (whose appearance and attributes vary widely from Loki to Coyote to Anansi across different mythologies)