Quisp

Quisp cereal was introduced by Quaker Oats in 1965, designed as a companion product to Quake. The character of Quisp, an alien with a distinctive propeller-adorned head, was created by the legendary animation studio Jay Ward Productions, the same creative team behind Rocky and Bullwinkle. The cereal's unique saucer-shaped pieces reflected the space-age optimism of the mid-1960s, a period when American marketing frequently utilized whimsical, cartoon-driven extraterrestrial themes to capture the attention of children.

The Funko Pop! Ad Icons version of Quisp, numbered 68 in the series, pays homage to the original 1960s animation style of the character. Funko designed this figure to appeal to collectors of vintage advertising mascots, meticulously replicating the character's signature saucer-shaped head and space-suit aesthetic. Upon its release, the figure was well-received by fans of both cereal culture and classic animation, serving as a nostalgic tribute to a mascot who managed to maintain a dedicated cult following long after his primary marketing campaign concluded.