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We’re paying tribute to some of the season’s most enduring, inspiring, and heartwarming spots starring these icons.

At first glance, Twitter’s instantly recognizable brand mascots might appear to be nothing more than “Twitter Bird” and “Fail Whale,” but take a closer look.

She has flowing hair and wears a crown like adornment atop her head. Her face is serene and her all-knowing grin is akin to the Mona Lisa — if Da Vinci’s masterpiece was ever a secret coffee enthusiast, that is.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and with it comes a big day filled with turkey and stuffing, family, friends, parades and a football game (or two), and pumpkin pie to cap off the evening.

As Corn Flakes began to rise in popularity around the world, Kellogg’s sought out an agency to create a brand mascot for its cereal packaging.

Each year, a trio of eerie-istible characters makes their descent onto grocery shelves everywhere, casting a haunting glow over the cereal aisle.

The newest Most Interesting Man in the World has arrived with a bang.

Try to think of a cereal spokescharacter who isn’t insanely jazzed about breakfast.

He’s flying — or rather, swimming — solo and identifies as neither left nor right-winger, but an alTUNAtive candidate instead.

In the 1950s, Nestlé’s Quik chocolate powdered flavoring mix introduced a new flavor to grocery shelves — strawberry.