Walt Disney Company is the strongest pull in Onnit's top 10 — and it isn't another fitness brand. At 0.68, the entertainment conglomerate edges out Tony Hawk (0.67) and Mark Hamill (0.66) to lead a neighbor set that has almost nothing to do with Onnit's own subcategory.
The shape is two-peak, and the two clusters are legible. One is built around Disney IP and its orbit: Walt Disney Company at 0.68, Mark Hamill at 0.66, and Foo Fighters at 0.64 — the latter two figures closely associated with that franchise's cultural footprint. The second cluster is broader pop-culture: Tony Hawk (0.67), Hubble (0.63), and Vegas Golden Knights (0.63) represent athletes, research organizations, and sports teams respectively. No other fitness brand appears in the top 10 — the only neighbor sharing Onnit's Fitness subcategory is absent entirely from this set. The cross-kind pattern is the dominant finding: actors, athletes, musicians, and entertainment brands account for the bulk of the top 10, with Disney Parks (0.61), LEGO (0.60), and Star Wars (0.60) reinforcing the Disney-franchise thread, and Disney D23 (0.60) closing out the cluster.
The audience Onnit draws looks far more like a fandom-and-pop-culture crowd than a fitness-first one.