The mascots of the Summer Olympic Games
The top 3 according to 31 votes from people: Waldi (Munich 1972) · Sam (Los Angeles 1984) · Misha (Moscow 1980). (Updated Jan 27, 2026.)
From Waldi the dachshund in Munich 1972, the first official mascot, to Barcelona's Cobi and Paris's Phryge: every Summer Games mascot. Which is your favourite?
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Top 14
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1
Waldi (Munich 1972)
A dachshund, the first official mascot.
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2
Sam (Los Angeles 1984)
A bald eagle designed by Disney.
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3
Misha (Moscow 1980)
The bear cub who shed a tear at the closing ceremony.
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4
Cobi (Barcelona 1992)
Javier Mariscal's cubist Catalan sheepdog.
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5
Izzy (Atlanta 1996)
A hard-to-define creature: it was called "Whatizit".
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6
Olly, Syd y Millie (Sydney 2000)
A kookaburra, a platypus and an echidna.
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7
Fuwa (Beijing 2008)
Five characters, including a fish and a panda.
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8
Athena y Phevos (Athens 2004)
Two children inspired by ancient Greek dolls.
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9
Wenlock (London 2012)
A drop of steel with a camera eye.
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10
Vinicius (Rio de Janeiro 2016)
A mix of Brazilian animals.
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11
Amik (Montreal 1976)
A beaver; its name comes from Algonquin.
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12
Hodori (Seoul 1988)
A tiger, a star of Korean legends.
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13
Phryge (Paris 2024)
The Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty.
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14
Miraitowa (Tokyo 2020)
A robotic figure with blue checks.
How is this ranking ordered? By people's votes: each ▲ adds a point and each ▼ takes one away. Anyone can vote and add what is missing.
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