Pepper Raccoon
The official Kākācon art page credits Pepper Raccoon as designer of the Kākācon #3 2021 sticker used as the badge-challenge entry artifact.
SourceKākācon #3 · New Zealand · 2021
First sticker-backed Kākācon puzzle trail
The organizer walkthrough for Kākācon 2021 documents the first Kākācon badge challenge, with the entry point printed on the backing paper of a Pepper Raccoon-designed sticker.
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The official Kākācon art page credits Pepper Raccoon as designer of the Kākācon #3 2021 sticker used as the badge-challenge entry artifact.
SourceKarit published the 2021 Kākācon badge challenge walkthrough and is identified on the Kākācon site as the runner/contact for the event.
SourceIt adds a small New Zealand hallway-con badge-challenge lineage where the badge artifact is a printed sticker and puzzle trail rather than an electronic board.
The source trail proves a physical sticker with printed backing-paper challenge material. It does not document an electronic PCB, microcontroller, battery, display, radio, NFC, or firmware.
The challenge path used web pages, source-code hints, CyberChef-style transformations, audio/Morse clues, image EXIF data, and substitution-cipher solving, but no badge firmware is documented.
Kākācon is a Kawaiicon-adjacent Wellington hallway-con walk at Zealandia. The 2021 challenge began from the sticker artifact and led solvers through bird-themed web and media clues.
Lifecycle
The 2021 walkthrough says the badge challenge started from text printed on the back of the Kākācon sticker.
SourceThe 2021 challenge used web pages, source comments, dawn-chorus audio, image EXIF data, and substitution solving after the sticker entry point.
SourceOperational history
The catalogue summarizes the puzzle structure while avoiding claims that the live challenge infrastructure remains complete.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying blog or art-page images without complete provenance.
The entry preserves the printed challenge artifact without inventing PCB hardware, firmware, RF, display, or battery behavior.