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Friday, 27 December 2013

MASKOT SUKAN OLIMPIK 1972-2012

Saya kongsikan lagi keratan akhbar yang saya simpan. Diambil daripada akhbar The Star, bertarikh 6

Ogos 2008.

Tadi, saya cuba buat carian di Google berkenaan maskot-maskot sukan olimpik. Namun, tidak banyak

info yang saya jumpa. Yang saya jumpa kebanyakannya hanya memberi info tentang beberapa

maskot sahaja dan bukan semua maskot yang pernah digunakan dalam sukan olimpik.

MASCOT MARATHON

MUNICH 1972

Waldi the Dachshundburst into the scene as the first ever Olympic mascot. Waldi sported pastel

colours to express the gaiety and joy of the Olympics but the 1972 games would be marred by

tragedy.

MONTREAL 1976
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Amik the Beaversymbolised hard work and was arguably the most straightforward mascot in Olympic

history.

MOSCOW 1980

Misha the Bear was created by renowned children's books illustrator Victor Chizikov. At the height of

Cold War tensions, the friendly Misha added a softer side to the image of the Russian Bear, and

achieved instant international success.

LOS ANGELES 1984

Sam the Eaglewas designed by Walt Disney and decked out in Uncle Sam Attire. The mascot was adirect response to Misha. Now, who says politics and the Olympics don't mix?
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SEOUL 1988

Hodori the Friendly Tigerwas a pleasant distraction from an Olympics that was tarnished by cases

of drug abuse and dubious refereeing.

BARCELONA 1992

Cobi the Stylised, Picasso-influenced Catalan sheepdog was arguably the first mascot that was

derided, at least initially. Catalan president of the International Olympic Committee Juan Antonio

Samaranch was reportedly displeased and even Cobi's designer, Javier Mariscal, was reported to

have said : "It is hard to fall in love at first sight with a dog that looks as if he has been run over by a

heavy goods vehicle."
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ATLANTA 1996

If initial response to Cobi was bad, Izzyhad it much worse. The name Izzy was derived from "What is

it?" because no one knew what Izzy was. The Simpsons' creator Matt Groening described it as "a bad

marriage of the Pillsbury doughboy and the ugliest California raisin", while and the US press labelled it

as a "blue slug" and a "sperm in sneakers."

SYDNEY 2000

Syd the Platypus, Olly the Kooka-burra and Millie the Echidnawere designed to represent water,

air and earth. This was the first Olympics with more than one mascot. Unfortunately, the trio were not

well received and an unofficial mascot, Fatso the wombat, actually stole their thunder.
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GREECE 2004

Athena and Phevos were based on dolls, thousands of years old, found at archaeological sites in

Greece. They were named after Greek gods Phevos, the god of light and music, the Athena, the

goddess of wisdom and patron of Athens.

BEIJING 2008

Originally called Friendlies, the Fuwas-original mascots of Beijing 2008- have become and instant hit.

Designed by renowned artist Han Meilin, the Fuwas embody the colours of the Olympic rings and

represent the five traditional Chinese elements-sea, forest, fire, earth and sky. Beibei the fish, Jingjing

the panda, Huanhuan the Olympic flame, Yingying the Tibetan antelope and Nini the swallow were thenames of the mascots.
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LONDON 2012

Wenlocks name is inspired by Much Wenlock in Shropshire, England, where in 1850 the Wenlock

Olympian Society held its first Olympian Games, regarded as an inspiration for the modern Olympic

games.The five friendship rings on his wrists correspond to the five Olympic rings, and three points on

his head represent the three places on the podium. The pattern on his body symbolises the whole

world coming to London, and the shape of his helmet represents the shape of the Olympic Stadium.

Mandevilleis named after the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. In 1948,

Stoke Mandeville organised the first Stoke Mandeville Games, considered to be the precursor to the

Paralympics.The three spikes on Mandeville's helmet represent the Paralympic Agitos. He also

represents friendship.
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