Forbes Fictional facts
While investigating facts about Forbes Fictional, I found out little known, but curios details like:
Forbes Has Estimated That Smaug From The Hobbit, Was Worth 8.6 Billion Dollars. Putting Him 7th On Their Fictional 15 List.
Santa Claus has been excluded from the "Forbes Fictional 15", which lists the wealthiest fictional characters, since 2006, due to the fact that they had received countless letters from children insisting that he was real.
In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 9 of the best facts about Forbes Fictional I managed to collect.
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There is a Forbes Fictional 15, that keeps track of the 15 richest people in the realm of fiction
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Mr. Monopoly’s full name is “Rich Uncle Milburn Pennybags” and was named by Forbes as the 6th richest fictional character in 2006 and the 9th richest in 2011
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Forbes publishes an annual "Fictional 15" ranking the richest fictional characters based on assumed wealth and industry investments of the character. Scrooge McDuck is the current leader with a net worth over 900 Billion dollars.
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According To Forbes, The Third Richest Fictional Character Is Scrooge McDuck
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Forbes has a list of the wealthiest fictional characters. To be considered, characters must be apart of a narrative story. The only exception was Santa Claus, who's wealth is estimated as "Infinite". He has been removed due to the immense amount of letters from children claiming Santa is "Real".
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Forbes maintains a list of the fifteen richest fictional characters
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Than Scrooge McDuck is worth 44 Billion and is placed on the Forbes 15 fiction list. And that such a list exists.
