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The Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)

Here are some of the all-time most nonsensical mascots from the Olympics.

Amik – 1976 Summer Olympics, MontrealThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Athena and Phevos – 2004 Summer Olympics, AthensThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Beibi, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying and Nini – 2008 Summer Olympics, BejingThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Cobie – 1992 Summer Olympics, BarcelonaThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
The Fuwa – 2008 Summer Olympics, BeijingThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Hakon and Kristin – 1994 Winter Olympics, LillehammerThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Hidy and Howdy – 1988 Winter Olympics, CalgaryThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)


Izzy – 1996 Summer Olympics, AtlantaThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Magique – 1992 Winter Olympics, AlbertvilleThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Misha – 1980 Summer Olympics, MoscowThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Neve and Gliz – 2006 Winter Olympics, TorinoThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Olly, Syd and Millie – 2000 Summer Olympics, SydneyThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Powder, Copper and Coal – 2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake CityThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Quatchi, Sumi and Mukmuk – 2010 Winter Olympics, VancouverThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)

Schneemann – 1976 Winter Olympics, InnsbruckThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Wenlock and Mandeville – 2012 Summer Olympics, LondonThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)
Yoggl – 2012 Winter Youth Olympics, InnsbruckThe Weirdest Olympic Mascots Ever Created (17 photos)

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