Wenlock
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Wenlock's design represents the Olympic Games with five bracelets in the colors of the Olympic rings and three points on his head symbolizing the winners' podium. Mandeville's design represents the Paralympic Games with a pink watch timed to the year the Stoke Mandeville Games began and three colored points on his head representing the Paralympic symbol. Both mascots take their names from the origins of the Olympic and Paralympic movements.
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Wenlock
- 1. Wenlock's name is inspired from the Wenlock Olympian Society whereas Mandeville takes his name from The Stoke Mandeville Games. Wenlock wears five bracelets in five different Olympic rings colours. The three points on his head symbolise three podiums of the winners, the shape of his head is the very shape of the Olympic stadium. On his body is printed the logo of the games. Mandeville wears the pink watch timed to 0:20:12 and on his head there are three points in the colours red, blue, green representing the "agitos" which is the symbol of paralympic games.