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Fictional Figures as World Cup Guardians
World Cup mascots are official symbols that embody the spirit and identity of the host country and are used to promote the tournament and create a fun atmosphere. Since the first mascot in 1966, their shapes have varied from animals and humans to abstract characters, and they are also widely used in commercial activities and souvenirs. Notable mascots include characters like "Willie," who appeared in England in 1966; "Juanito" in Mexico in 1970; "Naranjito" in Spain in 1982; "Fuleco" in Brazil in 2014; and "La’eeb" in Qatar in 2022. These mascots reflect the heritage of the host nation and contribute to promoting the tournament both culturally and commercially.
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