Mascot Catalog

Barcelona 1992 Olympics

Barcelona, Spain

A Catalan sheepdog designed by Javier Mariscal, representing the Mediterranean spirit of Barcelona.

Atlanta 1996 Olympics

Atlanta, USA

Originally called "Whatizit", this blue abstract figure was the first computer-generated Olympic mascot.

Sydney 2000 Olympics

Sydney, Australia

Three Australian animals: Syd (platypus), Olly (kookaburra), and Millie (echidna) representing the new millennium.

Athens 2004 Olympics

Athens, Greece

Brother and sister dolls based on ancient Greek dolls, representing the link between ancient and modern Olympics.

Beijing 2008 Olympics

Beijing, China

Five mascots (Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini) representing the five Olympic rings and Chinese culture.

London 2012 Olympics

London, UK

Wenlock (Olympics) and Mandeville (Paralympics) - metallic figures inspired by the Olympic Stadium architecture.

Rio 2016 Olympics

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Vinicius (Olympics) represents Brazilian wildlife, Tom (Paralympics) represents Brazilian flora.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Tokyo, Japan

Miraitowa (Olympics) and Someity (Paralympics) embody Japanese tradition and innovation.

Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games

Gold Coast, Australia

A blue koala representing the spirit of the Gold Coast and Australian wildlife.

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Birmingham, UK

A bull representing the strength and determination of Birmingham and the West Midlands.