Editing Spring Man

:''For the [[item]] in the [[Super Smash Bros. (series)|Super Smash Bros. series]], see [[Spring]]. For the [[stage element]] see [[Spring (stage element)]].''

|image = [[File:SSBU spirit Spring Man.png|300px]]

|voiceactor = Peter von Gomm

Spring Man is one of the playable fighters in ''ARMS''. He was one of the first characters revealed for the game and is its mascot, though not truly the central protagonist according to producer {{s|armsinstitute|Kosuke Yabuki}}. As his name implies, his design is themed around springs, such as his ARMS being extendable springs, his hair being coiled like a spring, and his [[armsinstitute:Spring Stadium|stadium]]. Spring Man is the newest contestant to join the {{s|armsinstitute|Grand Prix}}, which he dreams to be the champion of. In his Grand Prix ending, Spring Man is seen in a suit with championship belts around his arms while walking away from a podium in front of several adoring fans. All of this implies that he won the Grand Prix, which has been confirmed in companion media. In the ''ARMS'' world, this Spring Man is the third fighter to earn the title in sponsorship with the Spring Gym and his immediate predecessor appears in the graphic novel series.

The {{s|armsinstitute|Toaster}} ARM is a basic ARM in ''ARMS'' and is one of Spring Man's default ARMS. It functions as a standard boxing glove, but gains {{s|armsinstitute|Fire}} properties when charged.

Spring Man is an [[Assist Trophy]] in ''Ultimate''. He attacks his opponents using the Toaster ARMS and has a large range. After taking enough damage, he can attack with a {{s|armsinstitute|Rush}}, a flurry of punches that can potentially KO opponents. He is also one of several Assist Trophies with the ability to [[air dodge]], which has a similar animation to his aerial dash that can be used to evade attacks in ''ARMS''. He can be KO'd to earn a point. He uses recycled voice clips from ''ARMS'' as well.

Spring Man is seen in Min Min's Final Smash, [[ARMS Rush]] and unleashes a flurry of punches alongside other characters from ''ARMS''.

Spring Man appears on the screen in the background of [[Spring Stadium]]. He also appeared in [[Min Min]]'s reveal trailer where he is first seen knocking out Byte & Barq on Spring Stadium and cheering himself on his victory. He then spots the [[Smash invitation]] letter and excitedly grabs it, only to be knocked out by [[Ribbon Girl]] before the invitation is ultimately claimed by Min Min.

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Spring Man also appears as an Ace-class [[primary spirit]].

 

 

{|class="wikitable"

! No. !! Image !! Name !! Type !! Class !! Slots

! Base [[File:Equipment Icon Power Badge.png|20px|Power]]

! Ability !! Series

| 1,287 || {{SpiritTableName|Spring Man}} || {{SpiritType|Neutral}} || ★★★ || 3 || 2858 || 8579 || 2062 || 6187 || 687 || 2062 || Fist Attack ↑ || ''ARMS''

*With his debut in June 2017, Spring Man is the newest Assist Trophy in ''Super Smash Bros. Ultimate''.

**Of these, Spring Man is the only Assist Trophy to do this.

*Spring Man and [[Waluigi]] are the only Assist Trophies in ''Ultimate'' to use an English voice actor in all regions. However, because Waluigi's voice clips are only in grunts, Spring Man is the only Assist Trophy to speak English in all regions. This is accurate to ''ARMS'', where Spring Man only speaks one language across all versions of the game.

**If Assist Trophies that were cut from ''Ultimate'' are counted, [[Kat & Ana]] and [[Saki Amamiya]] share these distinctions as well.

*Even though Spring Man became part of a universe with a playable character in version 8.0.0, the Assist Trophy menu in [[Training]] still lists him with the first-party Assist Trophies without a playable fighter.

*Even though Spring Man has a spirit battle, he does not appear as an enemy Assist Trophy in it, instead being represented by the Mii Brawler clad in his costume. This makes him the one of two Assist Trophies not to appear in a battle pertaining to his own spirit, with the other being [[Black Knight]].