"Forbes" virtual figure Fortune list Donald Duck richest

Donald Duck's uncle, Scottich Mack, became the "richest man" in the list of virtual figures in Forbes magazine. Forbes will not only launch the global wealth figures list each year, but will also launch a virtual figure wealth list.　　These virtual characters are animation, film and television drama works in the character modeling. This year's virtual figure Wealth List has expelled 15 of the richest virtual figures, the total assets of the 15 virtual characters have 131.6 billion U.S. dollars, the average assets of 9.7 billion U.S. dollars.　　One of Disney's classic animated images, Mack Duck, topped the list with $44.1 billion trillion of assets. Why are the old Mac ducks so rich? In the Disney series, The old Duck is an absolute miser and miser who is obsessed with money, stores large amounts of gold and silver jewellery and never donates to charities, Forbes magazine explains.　　In addition, the old Duck is also keen to find treasures all over the world.　　Michael Nier, a magazine editor responsible for making the rankings, said Forbes ' statistics are authentic and that statistical methods and operations, like real-life wealth figures, follow very stringent standards and take full account of price-changing factors. Virtual Figure Fortune List 1. Scottich Mack, "Donald Duck", 44.1 billion dollars 2. Dr. Cullen, Twilight, 36.2 billion dollars 3 Atemis Far, Artemis Fantasy adventure, 13.5 billion dollar 4, Richard Richie, Little rich Richie, 9.7 billion dollars 5. Clepite, the new Man of giants, 9.5 billion dollars 6 Tony Stark, Iron Man, 9.4 billion dollars 7 Smarg, Hobbit, 8.6 billion dollars 8 Bruce Wayne, Batman, 7 billion dollars 9. Mr. Millionaire, millionaire, 2.6 billion dollars 10. Arthur, the King of Arthurian, 1.8 billion dollars 11 Chow Bennett, office, 1.2 billion dollars 12. Mr. Burns, the Simpsons, 1.1 billion dollars 13, Chuck Bass, Gossip Girl, 1.1 billion dollars 14 Gordon Gaige, Wall Street, 1.1 billion dollars 15 Jeffrey Lebosky, "Murder green Toe", USD 1 billion (edit/Xu Mingming)