Although Pixiu managed to enter the Money Bin and came close to devouring the gold, it is ultimately turned back into a statue when Scrooge touched it with the Medusa Gauntlet. The dragon watching over the Golden Fleece, the spriggans guarding fae treasure, the Pixiu who craved the smell of gold and secured it in the homes of their. As they get closer to the bin Scrooge tries to stop it, but Pixiu threw him off. Scrooge persistently holds on despite the dragon's attempts to shake him off. Explore pixiu Fantasy Animals VOL V (non-canon) Pixiu the Gold Hunting Dragon Pixiu Tickling Huey Dewey and Louie Pixiu Pixiu Pixiu and Fenghuang Pixiu.
Scrooge grabs his tail and rides on him while flying through Duckburg. Pixiu sniffs out the gold in the Money Bin and starts to fly after it. According to Chinese history, this interesting monster (Pixiu/Piyao) was the ninth son of a dragon and was born with far greater power than his father. After Scrooge beats the evils, he hits the gong with his cane and unintentionally releases Pixiu. PIXIU, also know as Piyao is a mythical animal with the head of a mighty dragon, the neck of a horse, the body of a lion and with wings on each side. Also known as Tianlu or Bixie, Pixiu is one of the five auspicious animals in ancient Chinese mythology, the other four being the dragon. The gong is hit once by the Deus Excalibur and a second time by a headless horse.
They accidentally awaken three ancient evils. In the first episode, Webby led Huey, Dewey, and Louie to Scrooge's garage where Pixiu was being kept. It could only be released by ringing the gong three times. Eventually it was imprisoned in stone with a magic gong and discovered by Scrooge McDuck. The origins of Pixiu are unknown, but it is said that it hunted and stole gold in ancient times.
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