Backpack Bunch

The Backpack Bunch is a subgroup from BotBots.

The 'bots who make up the Backpack Bunch are precisely as cool for school as they need to be.

These brainy bots include:

• Bogus Pocus the "magic" book
• Bottocorrect the white-out bottle
• Cranks the pencil sharpener
• Ms. Take the eraser
• Point Dexter the pencil
• Professor Wellread the book
• Scribby the colored pencil
• Shortedge the ruler
• Slappyhappy the ruler
• Snippy Snappy the scissors
• Steve From Accounting the stapler
• Sticky McGee the fixit tape
• Totes Magotes the messenger bag

Toys

BotBots

• BotBots packs (2018)
  • Series: 1, 2

Part of the first two Series of BotBots, the individual members of the Backpack Bunch are spread out across a range of products too numerous to list here, so see individual entries if you really want the full rundown. Backpack Bunch members can be found in:

• Single-bot Blind Bag Mystery Figures
• 5-Packs with two characters from the pack's theme team, two figures from two other teams, and an additional blind-packed rare "Lost Bot"
• 8-Packs with two characters from the pack's theme team, five figures from five other teams, and an additional blind-packed rare "Lost Bot"

There are two "Backpack Bunch" themed 5-packs in Series 2:

• Bogus Pocus, Short Edge, Hashtagz, Nope Soap, Love Struck (Lost Bot)
• Bottocorrect, Steve From Accounting, Clixx, Pink Key Pop, Sprinkleberry Duh'Ball (Lost Bot)

Notes

• Lost Bots Overpack and Stinkeye Stapleton fit in with this team's theme.
• They are not the first reference to office supplies-based Transformers, that being the 2016 April Fools-based Memobots and Deskcepticons. Unlike them, the Backpack Bunch actually, well, exists.

Foreign names

• Croatian: Školska Ekipa ("School Team")
• Czech: Banda z Školní Brašny ("Schoolbag Gang")
• Danish: Skoletaskeslænget ("Backpack Gang")
• Dutch: Kantoorgroep ("Office Group")
• Finnish: Reppurotla
• French: Ecole-Bots ("School-Bots")
• Greek: Paréa Sakidíou (Παρέα Σακιδίου, "Backpack Friends")
• Italian: Mucchio dello Zainetto ("Bunch of the Backpack")
• Lithuanian: Kuprinės Gauja ("Backpack Gang")
• Norweigan: Ryggsekkgjengen ("Backpack Gang")
• Polish: Szkolna Ekipa ("School Team")
• Portuguese: Bando das Mochilas ("Backpack Pack")
• Romanian: Trupa de Școlari ("Schoolchild Band")
• Spanish: Equipo Mochibots ("Team Backpackbots")
• Slovak: Školská Banda ("School Band")
• Swedish: Ryggsäcksteamet ("Backpack Team")
• Turkish: Sirt Çantasi Takımı ("Backpack Squad")