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In gameplay in the Wii version of Sonic Colors, and the remaster Sonic Colors: Ultimate, the mobile springs are somewhat rare. After touching a mobile spring, it will start moving around on its own, following a set path. The mobile springs can move up, down, left and right, and will follow the playable character's horizontal movements if they move ahead on the mobile spring's path. This means for example that the mobile spring cannot follow the player horizontally to the left if it is moving to the right on its own. However, it will move faster to the right if the player moves ahead of a right-moving mobile spring, although it will not follow the player's rightward movements further when it has to change direction.
Like traditional yellow Springs, the mobile springs do not bounce as high as the red ones. However, it is possible to get launched higher by stomping on the mobile spring multiple times. Using Super Sonic on mobile springs is not advisable, however, as it cannot keep up with his speed.
Trivia[]
Its sound effect is the same as the one from Sonic Adventure.
References[]
↑BradyGames (16 November 2010). Sonic Colors: BradyGames Official Strategy Guide. BradyGames. p. 172. ISBN 978-0744012583.
