Which mythological figure was controversially used in a 2018 global retail marketing campaign that was later pulled due to cultural appropriation concerns?

Throughout history, mythological symbols and folkloric characters have been powerful tools in retail marketing campaigns. Companies leverage these cultural touchstones to create emotional connections with consumers and build memorable brand identities. This poll tests your knowledge about the intersection of ancient myths and modern marketing strategies that have shaped consumer perceptions and purchasing decisions. Can you identify which mythological marketing partnership made retail history?

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The Norse god Thor for a Scandinavian furniture retailer's hammer-resistant warranty program
The Hindu deity Ganesha for a major athletic brand's 'Obstacles to Opportunities' campaign
The Greek goddess Athena for a technology company's 'Wisdom in Every Device' promotion
The Japanese Kitsune fox spirit for a luxury fashion brand's shape-shifting accessories line