Yoda, as his real name is, is a thoroughbred game designer. He programmed games and music for Atari back in the 80s, later founding his own company "Yodagames" for board games, "Yoda's Video Arcade" for retro computer games, and since 2015, his heart has been set on escape games. He runs his own escape room center "Escape Adventures" in Frankfurt am Main and has played over 200 escape rooms and developed countless games.

Jürgen Blankenhagen (1974) is an illustrator for children's books and editorial work in Munich. After studying integrated product design at FH-Coburg, he initially worked as a freelance designer and 3D visualizer in Berlin. Since 2012, he has focused on illustration, although he stubbornly refers to himself as a "sketcher." With humor and a lively style, he sketches fantasy worlds, obscure characters, and bizarre stories.

Daniel Leyva, born in Cuba in 1984, has now settled in Berlin and works as a 2D animator, comic artist, and illustrator. After an internship at an animation studio in Cologne, he moved to Hamburg to study animation at the animation-school-hamburg. Since 2011, he has lived in Berlin and collaborated with several studios on various film productions, short films, and commercials, including abroad. His passions include 2D visual effects, digital drawing, dinosaurs, and sci-fi and fantasy worlds.

Bianca Meier has lived in Hamburg since 2004 and worked as an industrial designer until she discovered the animation-school-hamburg. Since then, she has illustrated characters, experimental kits, comics, and books. As a lecturer in illustration design, she teaches digital illustration and drawing.