Which brand mascot was created during the Great Depression and is estimated to have increased its company's brand value by over $4 billion through consistent recognition spanning nine decades?

Brand mascots have been vital to corporate identity for decades, helping companies establish memorable market presence and connect emotionally with consumers. These characters often become more recognizable than the companies themselves, driving brand recognition and customer loyalty. Test your knowledge about some of history's most influential brand mascots and the economic impact they've had on their respective companies.

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Tony the Tiger (Kellogg's Frosted Flakes)
The Michelin Man (Michelin)
Mr. Clean (Procter & Gamble)
The Quaker Man (Quaker Oats)