Starship Troopers Invasion “Penetrating” Summer 2012!!! Update Info & Video

Starship Troopers Invasion “Penetrating” Summer 2012!!!

Update Info & Video

PREPARE FOR SUMMER 2012!!!

SYNOPSIS

A distant Federation outpost Fort Casey comes under attack by bugs. The team on the fast attack ship Alesia is assigned to help the Starship John A. Warden stationed in Fort Casey evacuate along with the survivors and bring military intelligence safely back to Earth. Carl Jenkins, now ministry of Paranormal Warfare, takes the starship on a clandestine mission before its rendezvous with the Alesia and goes missing in the nebula.

Now, the battle-hardened troopers are charged with a rescue mission that may lead to a much more sinister consequence than they ever could have imagined….

SHINJI ARAMAKI director
FLINT DILLE writer
JOSEPH CHOU producer
EDWARD NEUMEIER executive producer
CASPER VAN DIEN executive producer

Starship Troopers Invasion

UPDATE:

The new film draws design cues from Paul Verhoeven’s loose 1997 live-action film adaptation of Robert A. Heinlein’s original novel. Shinji Aramaki (Appleseed) is directing the new film, which is due out in summer 2012.

Flint Dille is writing the screenplay for the film after working as a story editor on The Transformers and G.I. Joe television series of the 1980s. The staff commissioned illustrator Hidetaka Tenjin (Macross Frontier, Macross Zero, Hellsing Ultimate) to create a teaser poster for the film. Joseph Chou (Appleseed films, Halo Legends, proposed live-action Evangelion) is producing the new project. Edward Neumeier and Casper Van Dien of the live-action Starship Troopers film are executive producers.

Before Verhoeven’s live-action film and its several direct-to-video follow-ups, Gundam anime studio Sunrise produced a video version of Starship Troopers in 1988. Studio Nue (Macross, Legend of the Galactic Heroes) co-founder Naoyuki Kato had created powered suit designs for his illustrations in the 1977 Japanese reprint of Heinlein’s novel.

Sources: Animenewsnetwork, Tadashi Sudo, IGN