Bird Ambush" which is a phoenix from the blade of the naginata. In Disney's Mulan 2020 film, the Phoenix Fenghuang appear as Hua Mulan's self-guide, leading her to the right path. In Barbie: Mermaid Power the 2022 film, as Talleigha got her fire power, there's a picture of the phoenix is right behind her. As mascot/symbol The seal of Greece under Governor Ioannis Kapodistrias (1828–1832) was the phoenix it was also used during the military junta (1973–1974) as the national coat of arms of Greece. Following the Munich Air Crash, Manchester United wore a phoenix on their shirts in the 1958 FA Cup final The City of Atlanta, Georgia, United States has the creature on the city seal and Flag, symbolizing the city's rise from being burned by General Sherman's forces during the American Civil War. The City of Phoenix, Arizona, United States, uses its namesake creature in the city's flag, and as the city's logo. The city of San Francisco, California has a phoenix on its flag, symbolizing the city's rise from the ashes of multiple fires and earthquakes from the mid-19th century through 1906. The phoenix figures as a supporter on the coat of arms of Coventry, signifying its rise from the ashes after heavy bombing in World War II. It is also the logo of Coventry University. Similarly, the phoenix is the symbol of Caen University, symbolizing its revival after its complete destruction in 1944. Exeter, England, also has this connection with the phoenix after the Exeter Blitz on 4 May 1942. Since April 22, 2015, the Phoenix has been the mascot of Florida Polytechnic University Since 1999, the Phoenix has been the mascot of Elon University in Elon, North Carolina. The choice came from the fact that in 1923, a fire destroyed most of the campus, including school records, classrooms, the library, and the chapel. Soon after the fire, the university trustees began planning to make Elon "rise from the ashes" and the five buildings constructed to replace those lost currently form the academic center of the school. In addition to this, the school's colors are maroon and gold, to match the Phoenix's plumage. The Phoenix is the official mascot of Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering. In 2002, the Olin Partners and Virtual Olin Partners selected the phoenix as the school's mascot. This mascot, sometimes unofficially called "Frank", represents Olin's willingness to reinvent itself, just