This Is The Hardest Olympic Mascot Quiz You'll Ever Take

They're all animals you'll find in Australia: a kookaburra, a platypus, and an echidna.

They're brother and sister. Their designs was inspired by artifacts recovered from ancient Greece. Their names were derived from the gods Athena and Apollo.

Hodori was the mascot for the 1988 games in Seoul. In fact, there has never been Olympic games in Bombay or Jakarta. :P

Izzy had a line of toys, a series of collectible pins and even his own video game.

Bob Moore was behind Sam's creation. Before that, he worked on various Disney movies, including Dumbo and The Three Caballeros.

Each of the Fuwa represents an Olympic ring and one of the following elements: water, plants, fire, air and earth.

Misha was created by Victor Chizhikov, a well-known children's story illustrator.

The yellow headlight on Wenlock's head is inspired by the London taxis, the three points on his head represent the awards podium and his bracelets the Olympic rings.

Waldi, from Munich '72, was the first official mascot of the Olympic Games. The winter games in Grenoble '68 had a mascot, but it wasn't official.

Amik is a beaver, and it was the official mascot for the Montreal '76 games.

The name is inspired by Vinicius de Moraes, a Brazilian musician.