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- Singa the Lion. Image credit: Choo Yut Shing. Launched: 1982. Organisation: National Courtesy Campaign, Singapore Kindness Movement. I know this isn’t a mascot ranking, but Singa the Courtesy Lion was truly the best we’ve ever had IMO.
- Sharity Elephant. Sharity has gotten quite the makeover over the years – looks like he’s also received the 2D treatment as many other brands have lately.
- Smiley Squirrel. Smiley through the years. Image credit: POSB. Launched: 1969. Organisation: POSB Bank. Whether you were born in the 90s, 80s, or 70s, you would remember this buck-toothed critter being on your POSB Kids’ bank books.
- Water Wally. Image credit: Choo Yut Shing. Launched: 2005. Organisation: Public Utilities Board (PUB) Breaking the barriers of being a traditional mascot (y’know, animals) is Water Wally, the biggest water droplet on earth.
2 days ago · Olympic mascots are symbolic figures representing the host country and its culture, introduced to engage the public and promote the Olympic spirit. The first official mascot was Waldi, a dachshund ...
- Nila. Named after Sang Nila Utama, Nila is Sport Singapore’s lion mascot, promoting engaging in sports. The official mascot of the 28th SEA Games and the 8th Asean Para Games, he was first created as the face of the inaugural Singapore National Games in 2012.
- Smiley. Appointed by POSB Bank, Smiley has been the face of the National School Savings Campaign, encouraging children to save their pocket money since 1983.
- Merli. Merli is an illustration of Singapore’s beloved icon, the Merlion. Unveiled by the Singapore Tourism Board in 2018, the mascot is designed to appeal to tourists with young children.
- Water Wally. Unveiled by the Public Utilities Board in 2005, Water Wally is a water droplet whose mission is to protect all water sources so that they can be clean, sparkling and free-flowing.
1 day ago · The Paris 2024 mascots are called the Phryges, based on the traditional Phrygian hats that serve as a symbol for freedom. These hats are seen everywhere in French culture and everyday life, from paintings to stamps, town halls to coins, the French Republic to the modern day. They are a symbol of French history and values, the perfect ...
A mascot is any human, animal, or object thought to bring luck, or anything used to represent a group with a common public identity, such as a school, sports team, society, military unit, or brand name. Mascots are also used as fictional, representative spokespeople for consumer products. In sports, mascots are also used for ...
3 hours ago · Their colours - red, white and blue - are those of the French flag. There are two different Phryges. One has two legs, and represents the Olympics, and the other has one leg replaced with a blade - representing the Paralympics. The mascots' motto is: "Alone we go faster, but together we go further." Tags: sport. Share this.
1 day ago · Over 50 years later and 500 kilometers to the north, the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics will be represented by a couple of cute red hats -- the Phryges. (Pronounced "FREE-jes".) The mascots, unveiled in November, are personified Phrygian caps -- soft, conical caps with the top bent forward. Olympic Mascots.
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