Something like:

[sprite1]->Pic1
[sprite2]
[sprite3]
[sprite4]
0->S  //Will use for animation purposes (frame number)
Repeat getKey(15)
If getKey
S++   //If a key is pressed, it will add one to the animation frame
(S=4)*65532->S  //If S = 4, it will subtract 4 (65532 should equal -4)
End
Pt-On(0,0,S*8+Pic1) //Will display one frame of the animation, and frames are 8 bytes each
DispGraph
ClrDraw
EndIs that what you need?

I know one way is to make a sprite for each frame of his animation, then play them out one at a time over and over... That's going to be the easiest way, if I'm not mistaken

Oh, can Celtic III create sound too?

I think that Dispgraphrr just tells Axe to display in 4 scale greyscale, and ClrDrawrr tells it to clear both buffers.
And by the way, Pt-On() can only have a max of one r

To create an array of say, 30 bullets, use
For(A,0,29)
0->{L1+A}->{L1+1+A}->{L1+2+A}->{L1+3+A}
EndThis creates thirty bullets with x,y of 0,0 and are not moving
Then, you can store better coordinates to the x,y, and the x and y velocities

To move them, simply add the x velocity, whether or not it is negative, to the x coordinate, and the same for the y
For(A,0,29)
{L1+A}+{L1+2+A}->{L1+A}
{L1+1+A}+{L1+3+A}->{L1+1+A}
End
Hope this helps, and be warned, while messing around with this, you may crash your calc, so archive stuff you don't want deleted

Add TXN - Texas Instruments   (It's in the NYSE)

You need an X coordinate in PxlTest, it takes two arguments
Also, it PlotOn a command that doesn't really turn on the pixels (does pxl-Test recognize them?)

You could definitely use Zedd to better replicate SMB's acceleration and physics
And yeah, I think if you made level packs (each world) into appvars, the entire game might be able to fit on a TI84+