injures Echizen's leg. Remembering his vow to become stronger, Echizen surprises everyone by using the COOL Drive attack to come back, break the eclipse, and won. Shioin finally cheers. Tezuka rewards Echizen with his Seigaku jacket he kept for him. As Echizen looks up in the stands at their future opponents, his only reply to them is, "mada mada da ne" (a long way to go). Cast Original soundtrack The soundtrack is composed by Tarō Iwashiro and was released in Japan on May 12, 2006. It also features music from the group, Yellow Cherry. The track listing is as follows: Alterations from the anime/manga The film was a condensed version of the manga and anime series, thus a lot of the events that happen were condensed and characters were changed: Sumire Ryuzaki's age was changed so that instead of being a grandmother (and Nanjiro's junior middle school coach), she became a year younger than Nanjiro and became a former junior middle school student with him. She says that Nanjiro was her inspiration to play tennis. The character of Wakashi Hiyoshi from the Hyotei school was replaced by Egate Mcleod Higaki, who was created as an original character for the film. His sister, Shioin Higaki, is also an original character that was not in the manga/anime series, replacing Sakuno Ryuzaki. In the film, the Seigaku uniforms have a little flap on the back of the jackets (which were featured in the anime, but slowly disappeared in later episodes), and the blue colors are much brighter. Also, Echizen's shirt that he wears in the beginning is of a different design and colors. In the film, the Oishi/Kikumaru pair takes on the Oshitari/Mukahi pair, while originally it was the Momoshiro/Kikumaru pair who did so. Also, the results of their match and that of Inui and Kaidoh are reversed; in the film, they lose and the Inui/Kaidoh pair win, while the opposite happened in the manga/anime. Likewise, Fuji wins 6–0 in the film, while the manga/anime has Jirou Akutagawa, his opponent, take one game before Fuji shuts him out. The entire prefectural tournament, along with the matches against St. Rudolph and Yamabuki, are skipped over in the film. In the manga/anime, Echizen faces against Arai, another member of Seigaku's tennis club but not on the regular team, prior to becoming a regular. In the film, Kaidoh is the first to challenge Echizen. Because of