158 words, a routine for each graphic number, laid out by scripts/nightshade_data.py: the main loop (NEW_GAME) takes each object record's graphic (+0) and calls the routine the table gives through DISPATCH, with IX on the record. The graphics come in runs for one kind of thing, four frames or directions apiece, and a run shares its routine: 0 and 1, an empty record, and 23 and 31 do nothing (NO_UPDATE); 2 and 3 the two bonuses (SPEED_BONUS, HITS_BONUS); 4-7 an object lying (OBJECT_LYING) and 8-11 thrown (OBJECT_FLIGHT); 12-15 something vanishing (VANISHING); 16-21 and 24-29 the knight's legs (UPDATE_KNIGHT), 22 and 30 his top (UPDATE_TOP) and 32-47 his top as well, entered 21 bytes into it; 48-63 what is found in buildings (FIND_WANDER); 64-79 one kind of monster (WANDERING_MONSTER), 80-95 antibodies in flight (ANTIBODY_FLIGHT), 96-111 the villains (VILLAIN_WANDER), 112-127 the other monsters (MONSTER112_UPDATE), 128-131 a monster appearing (APPEARING_UPDATE), 132-135 a villain dying (VILLAIN_DYING), drawn with the pictures of 12-15, 136-139 the creature (CREATURE_UPDATE), 140-143 a dead villain's sparkles (SPARKLE_FLY), drawn with the first pictures of the four kinds of find, those of 48, 52, 56 and 60; 144-157 the ending's pictures (ENDING_VILLAIN, ENDING_PIT_FRONT, the last five entered six bytes into it).