Cheeseburger Backpack (object)

The "Cheeseburger Backpack" is Steven's backpack, styled after a cheeseburger. It's first appearance was in the episode "Cheeseburger Backpack" and other appearances include "Frybo," "Lion 2: The Movie," and in "Ocean Gem." It is based off of popular novelty backpacks.

Steven purchased it from Wacky Sacks Supply Company and was given to him by the mailman. It briefly reappears in "Frybo." It also appears in "Lion 2: The Movie," holding Steven and Connie's snacks for the movie, and in "Ocean Gem" when Steven was packing for the road-trip to bring the ocean back.

Appearance
The backpack is similar to the shape of a cheeseburger. The layers of the cheeseburger consist of bun, lettuce, cheese, meat, and tomato. There is also a white handle at the 'tomato' section. There are three pockets in the backpack, and each pocket has a zipper to open it.

Pearl noticed how much the backpack can hold in "Cheeseburger Backpack stating to Steven "Did you bring your whole room?".

Various uses

 * The backpack, despite its cartoonish appearance, is a surprisingly useful tool for Steven and has been used to carry many important items.
 * "Cheeseburger Backpack": Steven used the backpack for holding various items, such as Mr. Queasy, sweaters, a raft, bagels, sun screen, etc.
 * "Frybo": Steven used it for carrying a Gem shard.
 * "Lion 2: The Movie": Steven and Connie used it for carrying their snacks to the movie theater.
 * "Ocean Gem": Steven used it for packing up for the road-trip to get the ocean back.
 * "On the Run": When Steven said that his bindle couldn't enough food for him and a raccoon, Amethyst asked him why he didn't just bring his backpack, suggesting that his backpack could easily fit two lunches into it.
 * "The Return": While Steven and Mayor Dewey are organizing an evacuation of Beach City in the wake of the Gem Warship's arrival, Greg and the other Crystal Gems pack Steven's belonging into his backpack, intending on having him evacuate with the rest of the citizens.

Cheeseburger Backpack (object)