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Braving a series of jungle trap, Action Man is sent to the Amazon Rainforest to discover the whereabouts of a husband and wife ethnobotany team who are feared to be held captive by the international terrorist Dr. X ! Fountain of Youth is the fourth episode of Series Two. The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that supposedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters. Tales of such a fountain have been recounted across the world for thousands of years, appearing in many different writings. Stories of similar waters were also evidently prominent among the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean during the Age of Exploration, who spoke of the restorative powers of the water in the mythical land of Bimini. Apprentice * Guests in park: 200 (Sustained for 1 month). * VIP Bob Waterman. (Wants to visit a swimming pool. Litter Tolerance: Low. Arrives May 30.) Entrepreneur * Guests in park: 400 (Sustained for 2 months). * Minimum Excitment: 4 (One water slide). * VIP Bob Waterman. (Wants to visit a rollercoaster with Excitment rating of at least 5. Litter Tolerance: Low. Arrives September 19.) Tycoon The Fountain Of Youth is a legendary spring of water that is supposed to bring rejuvenation to whoever drinks of it. In mainstream Smurfs media, the Smurfs have encountered a fountain of youth in two separate locations. In "The Fountain Of Smurf", there was one in the Smurf Forest which de-aged Papa Smurf into a young Smurfling. That one was protected by a guardian troll that took one of Papa Smurf's books in exchange for a sample of water from the fountain, and who was later de-aged along with Gargamel when he chased after the evil wizard. In "Grandpa's Fountain Of Youth", there was one in South America which partially de-aged Grandpa Smurf into a young Smurfling, though he still retains his beard. Fountain of Youth is a scenery feature. The Fountain of Youth, sometimes known as just the Fountain or the Aqua de Vida, was a legendary spring that reputedly restored the youth or granted immortality to anyone who drank from its waters. Rumored to be discovered by the Juan Ponce de León, the Fountain was located within on a mysterious island in the Caribbean. The Fountain of Youth cob by Bibble is a shower object. It has many effects, the same as XTC for those of you who are familiar with it. It will raise the norn or grendel's health to high 90's. It will usually put a smile on their face. All they need to do is push it. It uses the C1 class numbers: * 2 12 123 It is available at Bibbleworld, among other places. Fountain of Youth is a Season 9 episode of Rugrats. Some form of Applied Phlebotinum results in one or more main characters regressing to an earlier age. It may be the result of a freak accident, a plot on the part of the bad guys to incapacitate our heroes, or done on purpose so the characters can relive their childhood (at least temporarily). For some reason this plot is often used in Fanfic, where it's called a De-Aging story. When someone dies in his rejuvenated state, expect him to turn back old immediately. Examples of Fountain of Youth include: The Fountain of Youth(至源の泉, shigen no izumi) is a legendary fountain in the Summon Night universe. The Fountain of Youth was a hidden underground spring that provides eternal youth to its drinker, due to the magical water that it creates. Hector was the guardian of the fountain, given this job by Juan Ponce de León 400 years ago. Ben as Baby Heatblast evaporated all of the fountain's water by going supernova hot in Don't Drink the Water. According to a molecule reader, the waters of the fountain consist of a ratio of one Hydrogen atom to twelve oxygen atoms, making it HO12. File:Quake1.gif <default>Fountain of Youth</default> Game Episode Designer Level Editor Soundtrack Level Theme Previous Map Next Map Specific Information Enemies Secrets New Weapons New Powerups New Obstacles New Enemies New Misc [Source] Fountain of Youth or Fountain is a Single Player and Multiplayer level in Dark Hour. This level features a fountain in the middle of a garden maze. There are no differences between the Single Player and Deathmatch versions of this map. During the Age of Discovery, several European explorers tried to find and claim the fountain as their own. In 1521, the Spanish Templar-influenced explorer Juan Ponce de León journeyed to Florida to obtain the artifact. The Assassins in Florida were determined to stop Ponce de León, and sent Miguel Ramón Carlo de Lugo to convince him to abandon his quest and turn back. When Ponce de León refused, the Assassins struck him with a poisoned arrow that would later result in his death. Fountain of Youth is a Gene Tonic in BioShock 2. When equipped, the player will slowly regenerate health and EVE when in contact with water. This can be from standing under a large leak in the ceiling (flowing water that obscures the whole screen for a moment will heal you; dripping water is insufficient), standing in pools of water, or from being immersed in water while outside of Rapture. The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that reputedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks of its waters. Florida is often said to be its location, and stories of the fountain are some of the most persistent associated with the state. However, Rex the Wonder Dog and Bobo found the fountain in Bimini. Bimini is the westernmost district of the Bahamas composed of a chain of islands located about 53 miles (81 km) due east of Miami, Florida. Bimini is the closest point in the Bahamas to the mainland United States and approximately 137 miles (209 km) west-northwest of Nassau. Fountain of Youth is a song by Chris Geith used on The Weather Channel. Talk to Sir Q. Lair in the Tunnel Entrance. He says that he, as part of the Royal Guard of Asgarnia, is guarding the only known route to Port Aren, a mysterious city built on Crandor. He says that King Vallance is sick with tuberculosis, and is trying to find remedy in the humid, tropical climate of Crandor. Lair says that his daughter, Kay B. D. Lair, has also contracted cuberkulosis back home in Burthorpe. Lair also states that he cannot go home to Kay, as he cannot leave until King Vallance is cured. When the your character asks to go through, Lair refuses, as he cannot let anyone pass through the tunnel until King Vallance is cured. There is one exception, though. People who have proven themselves as Friends of Asgarnia. When you tell him that you have defeated the Black Knights and th The Fountain of Youth is located in the jungles of Xanth. The only human who knows its location is Humfrey. Enough youth elixir can turn a person or Gap Dragon into a baby. The Fountain of Youth, known to the uninitiated as the Trevi Fountain, is an ordinary-looking but fancy fountain located in the Old part of Rome. Rome is traditionally called The Eternal City. However, despite popular belief, it's not called that because the Fountain of Youth is located there, but to describe Rome's traffic jams. "Fountain Of Youth" is the first segment of the 172nd episode of Rugrats. After placing a curse on Paige Matthews caused her to age rapidly, Captain Black Jack forced her sisters to steal the Golden Chalice and activate the fountain with a spell. However, shortly after drinking from the fountain, his pirate crew turned on the captain and killed him, thus breaking their own curse. The fountain was then destroyed by Piper Halliwell, so it would never fall into evil hands again. The Fountain of Youth was a spring that was said to have rejuvenating powers to restore the vitality of those who drank from it.

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The Fountain of Youth was a spring that was said to have rejuvenating powers to restore the vitality of those who drank from it. "Fountain Of Youth" is the first segment of the 172nd episode of Rugrats. The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that reputedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks of its waters. Florida is often said to be its location, and stories of the fountain are some of the most persistent associated with the state. However, Rex the Wonder Dog and Bobo found the fountain in Bimini. Bimini is the westernmost district of the Bahamas composed of a chain of islands located about 53 miles (81 km) due east of Miami, Florida. Bimini is the closest point in the Bahamas to the mainland United States and approximately 137 miles (209 km) west-northwest of Nassau. The Fountain was reportedly boiled away by the Spectre. Fountain of Youth is a Gene Tonic in BioShock 2. When equipped, the player will slowly regenerate health and EVE when in contact with water. This can be from standing under a large leak in the ceiling (flowing water that obscures the whole screen for a moment will heal you; dripping water is insufficient), standing in pools of water, or from being immersed in water while outside of Rapture. The Fountain of Youth is located in the jungles of Xanth. The only human who knows its location is Humfrey. Enough youth elixir can turn a person or Gap Dragon into a baby. File:Quake1.gif <default>Fountain of Youth</default> Game Episode Designer Level Editor Soundtrack Level Theme Previous Map Next Map Specific Information Enemies Secrets New Weapons New Powerups New Obstacles New Enemies New Misc [Source] Fountain of Youth or Fountain is a Single Player and Multiplayer level in Dark Hour. This level features a fountain in the middle of a garden maze. There are no differences between the Single Player and Deathmatch versions of this map. Fountain of Youth is the fourth episode of Series Two. Fountain of Youth is a song by Chris Geith used on The Weather Channel. Talk to Sir Q. Lair in the Tunnel Entrance. He says that he, as part of the Royal Guard of Asgarnia, is guarding the only known route to Port Aren, a mysterious city built on Crandor. He says that King Vallance is sick with tuberculosis, and is trying to find remedy in the humid, tropical climate of Crandor. Lair says that his daughter, Kay B. D. Lair, has also contracted cuberkulosis back home in Burthorpe. Lair also states that he cannot go home to Kay, as he cannot leave until King Vallance is cured. When the your character asks to go through, Lair refuses, as he cannot let anyone pass through the tunnel until King Vallance is cured. There is one exception, though. People who have proven themselves as Friends of Asgarnia. When you tell him that you have defeated the Black Knights and thwarted their invasion of Falador, he will let you pass. The Fountain of Youth, sometimes known as just the Fountain or the Aqua de Vida, was a legendary spring that reputedly restored the youth or granted immortality to anyone who drank from its waters. Rumored to be discovered by the Juan Ponce de León, the Fountain was located within on a mysterious island in the Caribbean. Ever since the rumors of the discovery of the Fountain of Youth by the Spanish explorer Ponce de León in 1523, it had been the ambition of many quests. On the Mao Kun Map, the struggle for eternal youth was symbolized by a tug of war between a skeleton and an angel, aligned with the symbol of the Fountain—the Chalices. The Chalices were required, along with a mermaid's tear, in order to perform the Profane Ritual, which was needed to use the Fountain. In 1750, three parties, including a pirate crew, the British, and the Spanish, embarked in a quest for the Fountain. Fountain of Youth is a scenery feature. The Fountain of Youth is a legendary spring that supposedly restores the youth of anyone who drinks or bathes in its waters. Tales of such a fountain have been recounted across the world for thousands of years, appearing in many different writings. Stories of similar waters were also evidently prominent among the indigenous peoples of the Caribbean during the Age of Exploration, who spoke of the restorative powers of the water in the mythical land of Bimini. The legend became particularly prominent in the 16th century, when it became attached to the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de León, first Governor of Puerto Rico. According to an apocryphal combination of New World and Eurasian elements, Ponce de León was searching for the Fountain of Youth when he travelled to what is now Florida in 1513. The Fountain of Youth contains water that, when drunk, renders the drinker immortal and unable to age. Frau Pfefferkuchenhaus owns a small vial of the water that she had hoped to sell to a human for a large amount of money. However, in a spate of thefts, the vial was stolen by Cinderella's three mice, who stole the water for Tom Baxter, who tried to combine it with the Wonder Clock and the Wand of Merlin to make himself young again, and in his mind, befitting of his wife. It is unknown where the fountain is located. The Fountain Of Youth is a legendary spring of water that is supposed to bring rejuvenation to whoever drinks of it. In mainstream Smurfs media, the Smurfs have encountered a fountain of youth in two separate locations. In "The Fountain Of Smurf", there was one in the Smurf Forest which de-aged Papa Smurf into a young Smurfling. That one was protected by a guardian troll that took one of Papa Smurf's books in exchange for a sample of water from the fountain, and who was later de-aged along with Gargamel when he chased after the evil wizard. In "Grandpa's Fountain Of Youth", there was one in South America which partially de-aged Grandpa Smurf into a young Smurfling, though he still retains his beard. In the Smurfs comic book story which was published by Marvel Comics, "The Smurf Of Youth", Smurfette looks for a fountain of youth controlled by a genie, who in actuality is Gargamel setting up a trap for the Smurfs to fall into, until Azrael shows up and ruins the plan. Fountain of Youth is a Season 9 episode of Rugrats. During the Age of Discovery, several European explorers tried to find and claim the fountain as their own. In 1521, the Spanish Templar-influenced explorer Juan Ponce de León journeyed to Florida to obtain the artifact. The Assassins in Florida were determined to stop Ponce de León, and sent Miguel Ramón Carlo de Lugo to convince him to abandon his quest and turn back. When Ponce de León refused, the Assassins struck him with a poisoned arrow that would later result in his death. The Fountain of Youth was a hidden underground spring that provides eternal youth to its drinker, due to the magical water that it creates. Hector was the guardian of the fountain, given this job by Juan Ponce de León 400 years ago. Ben as Baby Heatblast evaporated all of the fountain's water by going supernova hot in Don't Drink the Water. According to a molecule reader, the waters of the fountain consist of a ratio of one Hydrogen atom to twelve oxygen atoms, making it HO12. Some form of Applied Phlebotinum results in one or more main characters regressing to an earlier age. It may be the result of a freak accident, a plot on the part of the bad guys to incapacitate our heroes, or done on purpose so the characters can relive their childhood (at least temporarily). For some reason this plot is often used in Fanfic, where it's called a De-Aging story. When someone dies in his rejuvenated state, expect him to turn back old immediately. When a Fountain of Youth effect doesn't get reversed and the younger actor replaces the older one in the cast for good, it's also an example of The Nth Doctor. It's common for characters to overdo it in stories involving this trope, often winding up as children, babies, or possibly even regressing out of existence entirely. This may or may not be permanent, but if the character in question was a bad guy, expect it to be permanent; well, at least, until they grow back up the old-fashioned way. Contrast with Overnight Age-Up and Plot-Relevant Age-Up. Compare Really Seven Hundred Years Old and Merlin Sickness. See also Healing Spring. Examples of Fountain of Youth include: The Fountain of Youth, known to the uninitiated as the Trevi Fountain, is an ordinary-looking but fancy fountain located in the Old part of Rome. Rome is traditionally called The Eternal City. However, despite popular belief, it's not called that because the Fountain of Youth is located there, but to describe Rome's traffic jams. Apprentice * Guests in park: 200 (Sustained for 1 month). * VIP Bob Waterman. (Wants to visit a swimming pool. Litter Tolerance: Low. Arrives May 30.) Entrepreneur * Guests in park: 400 (Sustained for 2 months). * Minimum Excitment: 4 (One water slide). * VIP Bob Waterman. (Wants to visit a rollercoaster with Excitment rating of at least 5. Litter Tolerance: Low. Arrives September 19.) Tycoon * Guests in park: 600 (Sustained for 3 months). * Park Rating: 800 (Sustained for 3 months). * VIP Bob Waterman. (Wants to visit a rollercoaster with Excitment rating of at least 6. Litter Tolerance: Low. Arrives April 30.) The Fountain of Youth cob by Bibble is a shower object. It has many effects, the same as XTC for those of you who are familiar with it. It will raise the norn or grendel's health to high 90's. It will usually put a smile on their face. All they need to do is push it. It uses the C1 class numbers: * 2 12 123 It is available at Bibbleworld, among other places. After placing a curse on Paige Matthews caused her to age rapidly, Captain Black Jack forced her sisters to steal the Golden Chalice and activate the fountain with a spell. However, shortly after drinking from the fountain, his pirate crew turned on the captain and killed him, thus breaking their own curse. The fountain was then destroyed by Piper Halliwell, so it would never fall into evil hands again. Braving a series of jungle trap, Action Man is sent to the Amazon Rainforest to discover the whereabouts of a husband and wife ethnobotany team who are feared to be held captive by the international terrorist Dr. X ! The Fountain of Youth(至源の泉, shigen no izumi) is a legendary fountain in the Summon Night universe.