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See also [[Springs Springs Everywhere]] for when springs are part of the background, [[Spring Jump]], and [[Hopping Machine]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Played with in ''[[One Piece (Manga)|One Piece]]'', Bellamy's [[Applied Phlebotinum|Devil Fruit Power]] ''is'' having springs for legs, which he uses to jump around and increase the power of his attacks.
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** The first ''[[Megaman Legends]]'' game has the hero use a set of coils on his leg armor to power up his jump.
* Coily in ''[[Qbert]]''.
* In the final stage of ''[[Plok]]'', the "Secret Super Weapon" you have to fight the Flea Queen with a helmet, a can of Flea spray and a pair of spring boots. While they ''do'' boost your jump height, [[
* One of the powerups in ''[[Serious Sam]] II'' found in one of the boss stages has them.
* ''[[Pokémon]]'': Spoink
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* One of the many [[Acme Products]] used by Ralph Wolf (Wile. E. Coyote's progenitor in ''[[Looney Tunes]]''), in the cartoon "Ready, Woolen and Able"
* "Coil Man" from [[Hanna
* In the Ruby-Spears ''[[Mega Man (Animation)|Mega Man]]'' cartoon, a cosmetics robot had springs built into her ankles.
* Spring coils from the [[Tricked Out Shoes|shoes]], legs, and hat are some of the many, many gadgets in the arsenal of ''[[Inspector Gadget (Animation)|Inspector Gadget]]''.
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