“The Monopoly Guy Does Not Have a Monocle”: People Share Mind-Boggling Examples of the Mandela Effect

I can see how a person might get confused about the next one. After all, why would a tiger’s nose be blue? A real tiger’s nose is pinkish, as might be expected from a cat. The next most obvious color for a cartoon tiger, I think, would be black to match his stripes and the other lines in the picture.

But blue? Who in the world originally drew Tony the Tiger? Had they ever seen a tiger before? Where did they get the idea he ought to have a blue nose? They were basically asking for the Mandela effect to happen here because, of course, anyone would remember his nose as being pretty much any color other than blue.