Momotaro Tsurugi who journey to America to compete in a tournament known as Great Battle August, adjudicated by a priest. Following an elimination round, 4 of the Otokojuku must fight 1 on 1 matches with members of the American team 3S; B.J. Bruce, Sir Royal the 3rd, Big Morgan and Bronco Sanders. The Otokojuku eventually win the match. Audio drama After the anime was ended, a two-part audio drama tape was sold, covering the Tenchou Gorin Arc. The same voice cast from the anime was used. Episodes Preliminary League Arc Hien vs. Shuten Doji Jaki Daigouin vs. Zeus Omito Date vs. Ryuuhou Momotaro Tsurugi vs. Shu Kougen Finals League Arc Genji Togashi/Ryuuji Toramaru vs. Amon/Unmon Momotarou Tsurugi vs. Pharaoh Gekkou vs. Souketsu Omito Date vs. Ryoukou Live-action film It was adapted on a live-action film in 2008 written, directed by and starring Tak Sakaguchi. Video games Famicom game - Sakigake!! Otokojuku (released March 3, 1989). Game Boy game - Sakigake!! Otokojuku - Meiō-tō Kessen (released August 4, 1990) PlayStation game - Simple 2000 - The Dodgeball - Sakigake!! Otokojuku (released August 29, 2002) PlayStation 2 game - Sakigake!! Otokojuku (released November 10, 2005) Playable characters: Heihachi Edajima, Momotaro Tsurugi, Genji Togashi, Ryuuji Toramaru, J, Gouji Akashi, Raiden, Gekko, Hien, Omito Date, Manjimaru, Senkuu, Eikei, Rasetsu, Jaki Daigouin, Pharaoh, Sou Reigen, Gouki Toudou, Hakuhou, Zeus, Shishimaru Tsurugi (secret). Nintendo DS game - Jump Ultimate Stars (released November 23, 2006) PlayStation 3 game - Sakigake!! Otokojuku: Nihon yo, Kore ga Otoko de aru!! (released February 27, 2014) Playable characters: Heihachi Edajima, Momotaro Tsurugi, Genji Togashi, J, Ryuuji Toramaru, Taio Matsuo, Shinichiro Tazawa, Hidemaro Gokukouji, Gouji Akashi, Raiden, Hien, Gekko, Omito Date, Manjimaru, Senkuu, Rasetsu, Eikei, Dokugantetsu, Henshouki, Baron Dino, Jaki Daigouin, Wang Taren The series was also represented in four cross-over games: Famicom Jump and Famicom Jump II: The Strongest Seven, both for the NES; Cult Jump for the Game Boy; and J-Stars Victory VS for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. J-Stars Victory VS was ported to PlayStation 4 and released with its two counterparts in Europe and North America, thus representing the first official release of Sakigake!! Otokojuku material outside Japan. Reception It is one of the best-selling Weekly Shōnen Jump's manga series of all time as it had sold over 26 million copies. References External links Sakigake!! Otokojuku Toei Animation Site (Japanese) Otokojuku Shueisha Home Page (Japanese) PS2 Game Official