The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Fifteen Richest Fictional Characters.
Forbes magazine has released its annual Fictional 15, which ranks the richest characters from television, film, comics and books.
On top of the list is Scrooge McDuck, a billionaire bird known for storing a fortune in gold coins inside a massive Duckburg “money bin.”
With the price of gold up more than 30% year over year, the quacking Croesus’ net worth soared to $44.1 billion.
Joining the Scottish McDuck at the top of the cash heap are; immortal vampire Carlisle Cullen ($36.2 billion), Ireland’s master criminal and child genius, Artemis Fowl II ($13.5 billion) and business magnate Richie Rich ($9.7 billion).
The members of the 2011 list of wealthiest fictional characters have an average net worth of $9.86 billion, up 20% from last year.
In aggregate, the Fictional 15 are worth $131.55 billion –more than the gross domestic product of New Zealand.
Via Forbes
2011 Forbes Fictional 15
1. Scrooge McDuck $44.1 B — Mining and treasure hunting
2. Carlisle Cullen $36.2 B — Compound interest and investments
3. Artemis Fowl II $13.5 B — Theft, forgery and Facebook
4. Richie Rich $9.7 B — Inheritance and conglomerates
5. Jed Clampett $9.5 — Oil and gas
6. Tony Stark $9.4 B — Defense
7. Smaug $8.6 B — Marauding
8. Bruce Wayne $7.0 B — Inheritance and defense
9. Mr. Monopoly $2.6 B — Real estate
10. Arthur Bach $1.8 B — Inheritance
11. Jo Bennett $1.2 B — Electronics and inheritance
12. C. Montgomery Burns $1.1 B — Energy
13. Chuck Bass $1.1 B — Real estate
14. Gordon Gekko $1.1 B — Investments
15. Jeffrey Lebowski $1.0 B — Inheritance
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