MAGIC: ALBERTVILLE 1992 (France)
Magic, the small elf like a star, was designed by Philippe Mairesse to replacethe chamois officially presented for the closing ceremony at Calgary.
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HAAKON, KRISTIN: LILLEHAMMER 1994 (Norway)
1st mascots pair as human, Haakon and Kristin are 2 children from norwegian folklore.
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NOKKI, LEKKI, TSUKKI, SUKKI: NAGANO 1998 (Japon)
At starting-point, the mascot imagined for the Nagano Games was a weasel named "snowple", then it was replaced by 4 small snow owls, the snowlets.
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POWDER, COAL, COPPER: SALT LAKE CITY 2002 (USA)
The mascots from american folklore were chosen for illustrate the Olympic Games motto, faster (citius) with Powder, the snowshoe hare, higher (altius) with Copper, the coyote and stronger (fortius) with Coal, the black bear. Designer Landor.
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GLIZ, NEVE: TORINO 2006 (Italy)
Designed by Pedro Albuquerque, the Torino's mascots present the supports of winter sports with Neve, the snowball and Gliz, the ice cube.
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