Which mythological figure was deliberately modified in its modern logo design to make it less threatening to consumers while still maintaining its connection to ancient folklore?

Throughout history, brands have drawn inspiration from mythology and folklore to create powerful identities that resonate across cultures. From Nike's winged goddess of victory to Starbucks' siren from ancient maritime legends, mythological symbols provide rich storytelling foundations for modern brands. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient myths have been transformed into recognizable corporate identities that shape consumer perceptions and brand loyalty.

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The Starbucks siren, whose split fish-tail was redesigned to be hidden below the frame to downplay her dangerous mythological origins
The Amazon river god, whose arrow was straightened from its original curved form to represent direct delivery rather than the meandering river
The Nike goddess, whose wings were simplified from their detailed Greek depictions to create a more dynamic swoosh symbol
The Versace Medusa, whose snake hair was removed entirely to focus solely on her beautiful face rather than her petrifying powers