Which of these famous brand mascots is directly based on an actual figure from ancient mythology or folklore?

In the world of brand marketing, companies often draw inspiration from mythology and folklore to create memorable mascots that resonate with consumers on a deeper cultural level. Some brands have cleverly adapted mythological figures into modern brand representatives, while others have created original characters with only surface-level mythological styling. Test your knowledge of where authentic mythology meets modern marketing in this challenging trivia question!

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Starbucks' Siren (directly based on the two-tailed siren/mermaid from Greek mythology)
Mr. Clean (styled to resemble a Greek god but not based on any specific mythological figure)
Quaker Oats' Quaker Man (designed to evoke religious values but not tied to actual mythology or folklore)
Michelin Man (Bibendum was an original creation inspired by a stack of tires, not mythological origins)