The mascot was first adopted at the 20th Munich Olympic Games in Germany in 1972. This little hound named "Valdi" enlivened the atmosphere of the whole game. Since then, the host countries of the Olympic Games have followed suit and chosen their favorite rare animals as the mascots of this Olympic Games through artistic processing. In this way, the host country wishes the Olympic Games a complete success and the athletes get the best results. Mascots of previous Summer Olympic Games: 1972, 20th Olympic Games, Munich-Valdi, a beaver, 1976, 20th Olympic Games, Montreal-Amic, a beaver, 1980, 22nd Olympic Games, Moscow, former Soviet Union-Los Angeles, USA- Seoul, Korea-Tiger Dolly 1992, 25th Olympic Games, Barcelona, Sydney, Australia-platypus Said, echidna Millie, fish-eating bird Ollie, the mascots of the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Athena and Fevos, and the mascots of the previous Winter Olympics 1998, 10 France. Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria-Snowman 1998, Calgary-Heidi, Polar Bear, 1990, 16 Winter Olympics, Albertville-Megyik, France, 1994, 17 Winter Olympics, Lille, Norway.