Capitán Blue began his career as Director Blue, a celebrated filmmaker whose superhero sagas starring the fictional Captain Blue captivated audiences. When his relevance dwindled, he escaped into Movieland—a cinematic dimension where he shed his director’s title to physically become Capitán Blue, severing ties with his daughter Silvia and reality itself. There, he initially served as a mentor to movie fan Joe, gifting him the V-Watch to transform into Viewtiful Joe. But his longing for heroic grandeur warped into villainy: he masterminded Silvia’s abduction to extract her “DNA of the Creator,” planning to invade the real world as leader of the Jadow syndicate. In a final clash, he piloted the gargantuan King Blue mecha until Joe’s victory shattered his delusions, prompting remorse and reconciliation with Silvia. Expanded lore introduced Silvia’s twin sister Goldie and mother Ivory in supplementary materials, though their roles remain unofficially confirmed. Post-redemption, Blue transitioned from combat—previously wielding mechas like Six Majin—to tactical mentorship, steering Joe and Silvia against new crises while hinting at looming dangers. His arc traced a spiral from artistic idealism to destructive obsession, then to atonement, framing a legacy that intertwined cinematic mythmaking, fractured family bonds, and the perilous duality of creation.