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{{quote| ''"Bugs, Mr. Rico! [[Zerg Rush|Zillions of 'em!]] [[Kill It with Fire|I'm-a burnin' them down]]!"''}}

'''''Starship Troopers''''' has spanned four loosely-related franchises; a politically controversial [[Robert A. Heinlein]] novel, a short-lived (and quasi-legal) [[Anime]] adaptation, a polarizing [[Starship Troopers (film)|Paul Verhoeven film]] and its sequels, and a CGI animated TV series. There was also a pair of table-top strategy games that had some limited success, a [[~~D 20~~ System]] adaption that nobody remembers, and at least one computer tactical game. All they have in common is [[In Name Only|the title]], a few character names, and the [[Bug War]] premise.

'''''Starship Troopers''''' has spanned four loosely-related franchises; a politically controversial [[Robert A. Heinlein]] novel, a short-lived (and quasi-legal) [[Anime]] adaptation, a polarizing [[Starship Troopers (film)|Paul Verhoeven film]] and its sequels, and a CGI animated TV series. There was also a pair of table-top strategy games that had some limited success, a [[D20 System]] adaption that nobody remembers, and at least one computer tactical game. All they have in common is [[In Name Only|the title]], a few character names, and the [[Bug War]] premise.

Not to be confused with that song by [[Yes|that prog-rock band]] (which in any case was "Starship Trooper" singular), or the pop hit "I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper" by [[Sarah Brightman]].