Every sprite, 94 pictures and the empty sprite, in three runs (from $7017, $7691 and $7B2F) between the fonts and the tiles, grouped by what uses them. A sprite is a width byte (bits 0-3 the width in bytes; bits 6 and 7 say whether it is stored mirrored or upside down at the moment), a height byte, and a mask byte and an image byte for each byte of each row, the bottom row first: Knight Lore's format (see Knight Lore's sprites). Where the mask is set the buffer is cleared, and the image is laid in wherever it is set, so an image bit shows whatever the mask, a mask bit alone is black, and where both are clear the background shows through -- here the blue-grey.

Each picture is drawn by the game: DRAW_SPRITE_AT, an entry point of DRAW_SPRITE, run in SkoolKit's simulator on a spare object record holding one of the sprite's graphics, into the play area's buffer, once over zeros and once over ones -- which separates the image from the mask -- at twice the Spectrum's size. The sprites that are drawn mirrored in play are shown both ways, the second with bit 6 of the record's flags set, so that TURN_SPRITE turns the stored bytes round before the drawing, as it does in the game. Every picture was checked against the sprite's bytes as the listing reads them, and the mirrored ones against those turned round: the same, pixel for pixel. No sprite is turned upside down: nothing sets the flag (TURN_SPRITE).

Beside each are the graphic numbers that name it (see the graphic table for what each is and does). No sprite is wider than four bytes, the widest the drawing code's unrolled runs would take five (SPRITE_ALIGNED_RUN).

None of them is another Ultimate game's: none of the 94 sprites' mask and image bytes is found anywhere in the snapshot of Knight Lore, Alien 8 or Pentagram (searched at this build).

The knight -- Finds and antibodies -- The four objects -- The four villains -- The monsters of 112-127 -- The monsters of 64-79 -- The creature -- Puffs: vanishing, appearing and dying -- Bonuses -- The ending's pit -- The empty sprite

The knight

The knight is two records, legs and top, each with its own sprite (UPDATE_TOP, UPDATE_KNIGHT). Here he is whole in his four facings, as the game draws him: from a real game, the facing poked into his legs' record at the start of a turn and the turn run (TURN_KNIGHT gives the legs their picture and mirroring from FACING_LOOKS, the top copies them), then his two records drawn by DRAW_SPRITE (DRAW_SPRITE) with the projection and each record's own drawing offset -- the top is drawn 11 lines above the legs. Facing +U or -V he comes towards the viewer and is seen from the front, his face showing (legs 24-29, top 40-45); facing +V or -U he goes away and is seen from behind (16-21, 32-37); the mirroring gives the second of each pair.

facing +V: legs 16, top 32, mirrored

facing +U: legs 24, top 40

facing -V: legs 24, top 40, mirrored

facing -U: legs 16, top 32

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE16 $A055	the knight's legs, from behind	24 by 16	16
	SPRITE17 $9FF3	the knight's legs, from behind	24 by 16	17, 21
	SPRITE18 $9F91	the knight's legs, from behind	24 by 16	18, 20
	SPRITE19 $9F2F	the knight's legs, from behind	24 by 16	19
	SPRITE22 $9E9D	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	22
	SPRITE24 $A1EF	the knight's legs, from the front	24 by 17	24
	SPRITE25 $A187	the knight's legs, from the front	24 by 17	25, 29
	SPRITE26 $A11F	the knight's legs, from the front	24 by 17	26, 28
	SPRITE27 $A0B7	the knight's legs, from the front	24 by 17	27
	SPRITE30 $9E05	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	30
	SPRITE32 $98BF	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	32
	SPRITE33 $9703	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	33, 37
	SPRITE34 $99E3	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	34, 36
	SPRITE35 $9951	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	35
	SPRITE38 $982D	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 24	38
	SPRITE39 $9C3D	the knight's top half, from behind	24 by 25	39
	SPRITE40 $9B0D	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	40
	SPRITE41 $9BA5	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	41, 45
	SPRITE42 $9795	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	42, 44
	SPRITE43 $9A75	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	43
	SPRITE46 $9CD5	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	46
	SPRITE47 $9D6D	the knight's top half, from the front	24 by 25	47

Finds and antibodies

Four kinds of four frames. A find wanders about a building until it is taken up, and is thrown as an antibody with the same pictures; the first frame of each kind is also a sparkle from a dead villain.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE48 $8359	a spiral	16 by 13	48, 80, 140
	SPRITE49 $838F	a spiral, turned	16 by 13	49, 81
	SPRITE50 $83C5	a spiral, turned	16 by 13	50, 82
	SPRITE51 $83FB	a spiral, turned	16 by 13	51, 83
	SPRITE52 $8431	a ball with spikes	16 by 16	52, 84, 141
	SPRITE53 $8473	a round ball	16 by 16	53, 55, 85, 87
	SPRITE54 $84B5	a ball with spikes, the other way	16 by 16	54, 86
	SPRITE56 $84F7	two crossed sticks	16 by 16	56, 88, 142
	SPRITE57 $8539	two crossed sticks, turning	16 by 16	57, 89
	SPRITE58 $857B	the sticks end on	16 by 16	58, 90
	SPRITE59 $85BD	two crossed sticks, turning	16 by 16	59, 91
	SPRITE60 $85FF	a small disc	16 by 16	60, 92, 143
	SPRITE61 $8641	a disc	16 by 16	61, 93
	SPRITE62 $8683	a disc with a mark	16 by 16	62, 94
	SPRITE63 $86C5	a large disc with a three-lobed mark	16 by 16	63, 95

The four objects

Each is drawn the same lying (4-7) and thrown (8-11).

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE4 $7FA5	a book	24 by 19	4, 8
	SPRITE5 $7F49	a cross, lying down	24 by 15	5, 9
	SPRITE6 $8075	an hourglass	24 by 25	6, 10
	SPRITE7 $8019	a hammer	24 by 15	7, 11

The four villains

Up to two pictures each -- which one by its facing and the view -- and two walking frames: the ghost has one picture and two frames, the hooded figures two pictures and one frame, the skeleton two of each. The same sprites are the ending's villains (144-151).

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE96 $7D41	a ghost	24 by 43	96, 98, 144
	SPRITE97 $7E45	a ghost	24 by 43	97, 99, 145
	SPRITE100 $9567	a hooded figure	24 by 34	100-101, 146-147
	SPRITE102 $9635	a hooded figure, from behind	24 by 34	102-103
	SPRITE104 $8995	a hooded figure with a scythe	24 by 34	104-105, 148-149
	SPRITE106 $7C79	a hooded figure with a scythe, from behind	24 by 33	106-107
	SPRITE108 $810D	a skeleton	24 by 34	108, 150
	SPRITE109 $8707	a skeleton	24 by 36	109, 151
	SPRITE110 $87E1	a skeleton, from behind	24 by 36	110
	SPRITE111 $88BB	a skeleton, from behind	24 by 36	111

The monsters of 112-127

Four kinds, each seen from in front and from behind, two frames each.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE112 $93EF	a horned monster with its arms up	24 by 31	112
	SPRITE113 $94AB	a horned monster with its arms up	24 by 31	113
	SPRITE114 $81DB	a horned monster with its arms up, from behind	24 by 32	114
	SPRITE115 $829D	a horned monster with its arms up, from behind	24 by 31	115
	SPRITE116 $933F	a spiky round monster, grinning	24 by 29	116
	SPRITE117 $928F	a spiky round monster, grinning	24 by 29	117
	SPRITE118 $7691	a spiky round monster, from behind	24 by 27	118
	SPRITE119 $7735	a spiky round monster, from behind	24 by 28	119
	SPRITE120 $91F1	a horned head	24 by 26	120
	SPRITE121 $9153	a horned head	24 by 26	121
	SPRITE122 $77DF	a horned head, from behind	24 by 26	122
	SPRITE123 $787D	a horned head, from behind	24 by 26	123
	SPRITE124 $8FFF	a crested monster with teeth	24 by 28	124
	SPRITE125 $90A9	a crested monster with teeth	24 by 28	125
	SPRITE126 $791B	a crested monster, from behind	24 by 28	126
	SPRITE127 $79C5	a crested monster, from behind	24 by 28	127

The monsters of 64-79

Four kinds, each with three pictures for its four frames: the second is also the fourth.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE64 $8BCB	a blob	24 by 17	64
	SPRITE65 $8C33	a blob	24 by 17	65, 67
	SPRITE66 $8C9B	a blob burst flat	24 by 17	66
	SPRITE68 $8E91	a swarm of dots	24 by 19	68
	SPRITE69 $8F05	a swarm of dots	24 by 20	69, 71
	SPRITE70 $8F7F	a swarm of dots	24 by 21	70
	SPRITE72 $8A63	a dome, narrow	24 by 20	72
	SPRITE73 $8ADD	a dome	24 by 20	73, 75
	SPRITE74 $8B57	a dome, wide	24 by 19	74
	SPRITE76 $8E07	a long flat slug	32 by 17	76
	SPRITE77 $8D03	a long flat slug	32 by 17	77, 79
	SPRITE78 $8D8D	a long flat slug	32 by 15	78

The creature

Three pictures for four frames.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE136 $7331	a flaming face	24 by 28	136
	SPRITE137 $73DB	a flaming face, larger	24 by 35	137, 139
	SPRITE138 $74AF	a flaming face	24 by 32	138

Puffs: vanishing, appearing and dying

One set of four, played small to large for a thing vanishing and a villain dying, and large to small for a monster appearing.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE12 $7B2F	a puff, smallest	16 by 16	12, 131-132
	SPRITE13 $7B71	a puff	16 by 16	13, 130, 133
	SPRITE14 $7BB3	a puff	16 by 16	14, 129, 134
	SPRITE15 $7BF5	a puff, largest	16 by 16	15, 128, 135

Bonuses

The faster walk and the hits back.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE2 $7297	a curled shape with a scroll on top: perhaps a winged boot	32 by 19	2
	SPRITE3 $7C37	a flask	16 by 16	3

The ending's pit

Drawn only in the ending, at the screen positions of ENDING_RECORDS, and coloured by the attributes ENDING_PIT_FRONT gives them: the pieces are mostly mask, the dark of the pit, with lines of stone in white.

Put together by the game's DRAW_SPRITE_AT in the order the main loop updates the records, white on black as they are on the screen but for the colours; the second with one of the villains of the ending drawn between the back and the front, as it is while it sinks:

the back and the front, where ENDING_RECORDS puts them

graphic 144 between them, placed by hand at x 100, y 80

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE152 $7017	the front of the pit	32 by 26	152
	SPRITE153 $70E9	a piece of the back of the pit	16 by 21	153
	SPRITE154 $713F	a piece of the back of the pit	16 by 24	154
	SPRITE155 $71A1	a piece of the back of the pit	16 by 28	155
	SPRITE156 $7213	a piece of the back of the pit	16 by 20	156
	SPRITE157 $7265	a piece of the back of the pit	16 by 12	157

The empty sprite

No width and no height; graphics 0, 1, 23 and 31 name it.

Sprite	Entry	What it shows	Size	Graphics
	SPRITE0 $6FDA	nothing: the drawing code draws nothing	0 by 0	0-1, 23, 31