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Your Mii is on a pogo stick, and must hop to the goal before your opponent does. When the spring compresses, lift the Wii Remote to bounce forward. With perfect timing, you'll bounce far ahead with a sparkly spin. Flick too early or late, and you'll only do a small jump as a scribble appears over your head, stopping you from leaping over stones or ledges.
Trivia[]
Sakura and Yoshi are shown in the rules, and Akira and Matt are in the controls.
Spring Time is the only 1 vs 1 Minigame to have records in the Rankings.
When near the stream of water, you will see that past the bridge, it isn't light blue. Instead, it's transparent.
An official artwork of Spring Time, featuring Abby.
There is a Mii clapping for you at the end. This Mii will not be visible in some occasions if you don't get near enough the center of the finish. Its shadow will still be seen though.
There seems to be something messy about the shading, considering that a shadow gets cut off on one part.
The Mii's shadow also is a bit messy, considering that when you get near the bridge, your Mii might end up having 2 shadows.
Notice that in this game that Miyu and Shinta are playing, Miyu's shadow is with her, but it is also popping out of the corner of her screen.
If you wait for 5 minutes, you will get a tie, no matter how far you are from the other player.
The announcer will call "Finish!" instead of "Time's Up!" as usual.
Notice that Miyu is more ahead than Shinta, yet it still counts as a tie.
If your Wii's screen ratio is set to 16:9, the void is visible on the results screen on the bottom left corner.
