Two best friends revisit their childhood in their senior year by showing off their matching Ninja Turtle backpacks. The TMNT franchise has been a cornerstone of many Gen Z Childhoods.

A student walking down the hallway with a Superman backpack. The original concept for Superman was actually a villainous telepath, but the idea failed which forced the writers to create the heroic character we know today.

A vibrant display of a curious Minion. The language spoken by the Minions known as “Minionese” is a combination of many languages such as: Spanish, English, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, and Indonesian.

A duo sporting a Patrick and Spongebob backpack. It takes a little under a year to produce a single episode of Spongebob Squarepants.

Senior Luke Norton shows off a black backpack with an anime graphic. The text reads: “Just a girl who loves anime and sketching”.

Seniors who are wearing two twin Fazbear backpacks and a Batman that’s third-wheeling. The first Five Nights at Freddy’s game was created and released by indie game developer Scott Cawthon in 2014.

A flamboyant Octonaut backpack. The Octonauts first aired on the British channel CBeebies on Oct. 4 2010 and it still continues today.

Bella Moffat, Kinsey Johnson and Riley Gergurich (from left to right) show off their backpacks. The matching backpacks are a lovely gesture of friendship and childhood.

A senior donning a backpack with Donkey Kong as its main focal point. During the creation of the first Donkey Kong game, the game was first based off of the Popeye comic-strip with Bluto being DK’s original inspiration.

Two seniors wearing shelled backpacks, one based off of Gary the Snail and Bowser. Bowser’s Japanese name is actually Koopa (クッパ).