Ep 28. Sweet Duck of Youth

In Ducktales season 1 episode 28, titled "Sweet Duck of Youth," Scrooge and the nephews travel to the Fountain of Youth in search of treasure. While there, they meet an old friend of Scrooge's, Ponce de León, who is also searching for the fountain's treasure. Additionally, they encounter a group of mischievous pixies who have been causing trouble around the fountain. As they search for the treasure and try to rein in the pixies, Scrooge and Ponce de León reminisce about their past adventures together and ultimately learn a valuable lesson about aging gracefully.

The episode begins with Scrooge and the nephews on a treasure hunt in South America. They stumble upon a map that leads them to the Fountain of Youth, a legendary landmark said to grant everlasting youth to those who drink its water. Scrooge decides they must go in search of the fountain's treasure, but Webby is wary, citing the story of Ponce de León, who famously searched for the fountain and never found it.

Scrooge brushes off Webby's concerns and sets off, but they soon encounter a group of mischievous pixies who have taken up residence around the fountain. These pixies are causing all sorts of trouble for the locals, and Scrooge and the nephews are determined to put a stop to it. Huey, Dewey, and Louie decide to enlist the help of Ponce de León, who they are surprised to learn is still alive and kicking (although very old).

Ponce de León agrees to help the boys, and they work together to try to capture the pixies. Meanwhile, Scrooge and Ponce de León reminisce about their past adventures together, including their own search for the Fountain of Youth many years ago. They discuss the ups and downs of aging and the importance of embracing each new phase of life.

As they continue their search for the treasure, they face a series of challenges and obstacles, including booby traps and tricks from the mischievous pixies. But through it all, they remain determined to succeed - even if it means facing the harsh reality of aging.

In the end, Scrooge and Ponce de León discover that the true treasure of the Fountain of Youth is not a physical one, but rather a lesson about aging gracefully. They learn that while youth may be desirable, growing older is a natural part of life that should be embraced and celebrated. The episode ends with Scrooge and Ponce de León parting ways, but with a newfound appreciation for the journey they have taken together.