humanity that there is no need for either hostility or separation between themselves and the trees, the Forest returns Agito to his true form, allowing him and Toola to flee E.S.T.O.C.'s destruction. With the humans and the Forest saved, Agito brings peace between humans and the trees. Toola finally lets go of her past by throwing her Raban off a ledge down into the depths of the Forest, learning to live in harmony with the trees at last. Cast Soundtrack The film soundtrack was composed by Taku Iwasaki and released on January 7, 2006 by Victor Entertainment. The score was performed by the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra. All pieces composed by Taku Iwasaki, except where noted. "Mori no Kioku" "Chouwa oto (With Reflection)" (Kokia) "Agito to Kain" "Doruido" "Toola" "Dai Kouzui" "Chuuritsu Toshi" "Taizai Kyoka" "Ragna Gun" Houshi Katsudou" "Agito to Toola 1" "Agashi" "Kako Kara Kita Otoko" "Sudachi" "Toria City" "Minka no Kanashimi" "Kikan Shinden" "Kyouka Karada" "Agito to Toola 2" "Chikara no Bousou" "Yolda no Omoi" "Tsuki ga Kowareta Hi" "Chikyuu Ryokka Project" "Istolk Shidou" "Soukougeki" "Istolk wo Yamero" "Dai Funka (Agito to Toola 3)" "Boku Tachi no Mirai no Tame ni" "Mori to Nin wo Tsunagu Mono" "Ai no Melody (Soundtrack Version)" (Kokia) "M-10a - M-10b" "M-21a" "M-21b" "M-23" Reception Anime News Network prised the animation of the film and described it as "visually and audibly, Origin is everything one has come to expect from a top-end Gonzo production: great artistry, quality animation, excellent and well-integrated CG work, and an ambitious soundtrack. It is, in fact, the most impressive-looking anime movie to come out in North America since Steamboy. See also List of animated feature films Terraforming in popular culture References External links The Official Origin: Spirits of the Past Anime Site from FUNimation 2006 anime films 2006 science fiction films Anime with original screenplays Films set in the 24th century Funimation Gonzo (company) Japanese animated science fiction films MF Bunko J Animated post-apocalyptic films Shochiku films Films scored by Taku Iwasaki