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Spring Man (スプリングマン, Spring Man) is a character and playable fighter in the Nintendo Switch game ARMS. Origin 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 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 stadium. Spring Man is the newest contestant to join the 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 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 Fire properties when charged. Rush is a mechanic in ARMS which allows a fighter to unleash rapid punches to deal large amounts of damage. In order to use a Rush, a fighter must first fill their Rush Gauge, which can be done through various means, primarily by dealing and taking damage. In Super Smash Bros. UltimateAs an Assist Trophy
 Spring Man is an Assist Trophy in Ultimate. He attacks his opponents using the Toaster ARMS for 12% damage and has a large range. After taking enough damage or being in play long enough, he can attack with a Rush, a flurry of punches that can potentially KO opponents. He is 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 also shield against close-range attacks, blocking up to 25 damage before he drops it. He can be KO'd to earn a point. He uses recycled voice clips from ARMS. As he leaves he does a backflip and says, "Boi-oi-oing yeah!" Spring Man has a base HP of 50 and is active for 1200 frames (20 seconds). His punches have an initial angle of 0-5° upwards and can change their angle by up to 5° per frame towards his target. The ARMS have an initial speed of 6.4 units per frame (u/f) and slow down by 0.48 u/f every frame after they exceed 26 units, taking about four frames to reach that length and lasting about 16 frames in total before stopping and retracting. The ARMS take 6-12 frames (0.1-0.2 seconds) to retract after fully extending. If the ARM hits a shield or clangs, it will rebound 0.6 u/f backwards and 0.8 u/f upwards, waiting 10 frames before retracting and spends six frames retracting. After throwing a punch he will randomly choose another action based on how far the opponent is (see "Followup attack" table and image for ranges). He can activate his Rush after he reaches 50% of his starting HP or when he has 450 frames (7.5 seconds) left. The rapid hits of Rush deal 0.9% damage and hit every four frames for a maximum of 31 hits or 27.9% and the final hit deals 13%.
Spring Man has a spawn chance of 38/2086. He can be summoned on all stages in a standard versus match. Assist role Spring Man in ARMS Rush. Spring Man is seen in Min Min's Final Smash, ARMS Rush and unleashes a flurry of punches alongside other characters from ARMS. As a background characterSpring 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. As a costumeSpring Man's outfit can be equipped for Mii Brawlers. SpiritSpring Man also appears as an Ace-class primary spirit. In Adventure Mode: World of Light, Spring Man is one of countless spirits captured by Galeem during his takeover of the universe. His spirit is located in the northern city section of The Light Realm. If the player has purchased Min Min, Spring Man can be battled in the ARMS DLC Board. Spring Man's Spirit Battle uses a Mii Brawler puppet fighter wearing the Spring Man Mask and Outfit and is fought on the Boxing Ring stage. During the battle, the Mii Brawler's punches, elbow attacks, and jumping increase in power, referencing the punching and jumping gameplay mechanic of ARMS.
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