Indoraptors that had Blue's characteristics. Like the rest of the captured dinosaurs, Blue was set loose by Maisie Lockwood (Isabella Sermon) and was last seen roaming suburban California.

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Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous season 1 took place concurrently and immediately after the events of Jurassic World and Blue made an early appearance in the animated series' second episode. Blue and her sisters terrified Darius (Paul-Mikel Williams) and Kenji (Ryan Potter) when they mistakenly entered the Velociraptor pen. After the park fell and the humans evacuated, Blue was seen roaming the newly abandoned Isla Nublar. In Camp Cretaceous season 2, which was set in the days immediately after Jurassic World was abandoned, Blue was sighted twice more as she roamed the hidden tunnels beneath the island and later returned to the Velociraptor paddock. In Camp Cretaceous season 2's finale, Blue was targeted by big game hunters Tiff (Stephanie Beatriz) and Mitch (Bradley Whitford) as she drank in the island's watering hole, but the Velociraptor's life was saved by the campers.

Blue makes a significant and memorable series of appearances in Camp Cretaceous season 3. In episode 4, "Clever Girl", Blue has made her home in the dilapidated remains of the original Jurassic Park's visitor's center, where she stalks Darius, Kenji, and Yasmina (Kausar Mohammed). After they escape the visitor's center and Blue gives chase, a turn of events causes a jeep crash and Blue is pinned beneath the vehicle. Darius takes pity on Blue as a pack of Procompsognathus threatens to kill her, so he frees the Velociraptor. Blue returns the goodwill by not killing the teenagers and allowing them to escape.

In Camp Cretaceous' season 3 finale, Blue reappears when the kids are chased into the visitor's center by the new Jurassic World: Dominion.

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