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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account

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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account	comment	When someone is rich they tend to show it off and it's quite evident that money is no concern for them. This trope is for when a character is capable of financing any scheme at hand regardless of their apparent personal net worth. This is especially notable when a character is Affluent Ascetic or their money otherwise seemed to be a comfy inheritance and not the ownership of a Fiction 500 company. Symptoms of this trope may include: Employees receiving blank checks Bribes being given in the form of priceless relics. Debit cards that allow you to withdraw unprintable amounts of money. The ability to buy large properties on a whim. Maintaining large facilities without any visible income. And/or rebuilding expensive bases that seem to get blown up all the time. Unfortunate side effects may include: Sudden and unexplained bankruptcy for dramatic effect. Government spooks and/or tax auditors sniffing around when you withdraw unprintable amounts of money. The excessive purchase of useless tchotchkes. Starting insane DIY projects. And/or attempting to buy happiness. Contrast Perpetual Poverty.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_129ffbb9	comment	Harry Potter in The Havoc Side of the Force ends up with over two trillion credits to his name (an amount he's told no bank can actually hold) due to not only robbing rich criminals blind, but bankrupting a planet's top mafia family by mind controlling The Don into buying massive amounts of goods from companies that Harry invests in beforehand. Harry ends up with so much money that crew members who earn less than one percent of the profits (going by official charters Harry looked up) still end up millionaires after a single job.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_138e36ea	comment	Played straight in the Brave New World Universe with The Benefactor, who always seems to have money to build his armies of death robots, and pay to have them shipped across the country. At least one of his secret manufaturing plants has been destroyed, only to have Arachnya, Seeker, and Guardian find that there are plenty more where it came from. The JokernoteNo, not THAT Joker also seems to have unlimited funds to pay his goons whatever exorbitant paycheck they have to keep them working for a lunatic. When it is revealed that he is behind HARP's massive military operation in Pine Ridge, one has to wonder where his money is coming from. Also, how he got ahold of military grade weapons and equipment.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_13a61240	comment	In The Rise of Skywalker the returned Palpatine managed to somehow fund an entire Final Order organization which built a fleet of Star Destroyers with miniature planet-killing superlasers.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_13a8a9fe	comment	Deconstructed in Scott Meyer's Off to Be the Wizard. Most hackers who discover the existence of the reality-altering file figure out they can edit their bank account balance pretty quickly. Naturally, they immediately go on a spending spree, adding to their account when necessary. Then the US Treasury comes knocking. Whoops. It turns out that it's really strange when a bank account grows without any deposits or transfers on record. The fact that these people tend to be hackers doesn't help their case, since the agents just assume they're hacking their banks. It could also qualify as counterfeit, since that money comes from nowhere. As a rule, the hackers end up performing a Time Travel Escape using the file, most male Anglophones usually ending up in Medieval England, posing as wizards.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_171174dc	comment	The Zeta Project had Zeta's unlimited credit card, which creates as much money as he needs at the time. Ro takes full advantage of this, then immediately tells Zeta to not tell anyone else because people might abuse it.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_1b51bb94	comment	The Addams Family: No matter what zany, impossible, or downright idiotic scheme Gomez invests in, he always comes out willing to invest in the next ridiculous idea. Whether or not he actually makes money from these investments is questionable. The Addamses are rich/crazy enough that one year they decided to go to the moon for their family vacation. In one Halloween episode, the Addams are shown to be wealthy enough that Gomez keeps a drawer full of banknotes in the living room and he doesn't think twice about giving away handfuls of cash with a smile on his face. In The Movie, there's a fleeting glimpse of just how much wealth they have. Gordon accidentally activates a rotating section of the vault to reveal a Scrooge McDuck-caliber money pit, about as wide as an Olympic swimming pool, several swimming pools long, and who knows how deep. And it's most likely filled with gold doubloons, as evidenced by Gomez paying Tully's expenses by shovelling them into his briefcase. For comparison, all the gold ever mined throughout human history in real life wouldn't quite fill a single Olympic swimming pool. Also, consider the construction cost of the vault plus the subterranean canal leading up to it plus the slide system leading down to the canal.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_21b21f35	comment	BoJack Horseman: While Bojack has many problems, finances have never been one of them. It's never been revealed how much money BoJack has, but he made enough from his Horsin' Around royalties that he could live in a gated, mountaintop mansion for almost two decades with any need to work and he could also impulse buy restaurants and yachts without it straining his bank account. After starring in Secretariat and restarting his acting career, he donated his Horsin' Around royalties to charity with no obvious effect on his income. After entering celebrity rehab, he reacted to the $100,000 entrance fee with all the annoyance of someone being told their fast food order is 50 cents higher than what they originally thought. He then proceeds to reenter rehab an additional five times and would have stayed longer indefinitely if he had his way. This finally comes to a head in the latter half of season 6: after the truth comes out about his involvement in Sarah Lynn's death her parents sue him for five million dollars, which he's extremely unhappy about but can still afford... but then the Xerox corporation sues him for one hundred million dollars, which is far more then he can afford and not only wipes out his savings but forces him to sell his house and all his remaining rights towards Horsin' Around.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_224696b7	comment	The Whiteboard: When asked how exactly Doc pays for the frequent shop rebuildings and massive amounts of damage done by his projects, the only answer he's ever given is "DARPA". Later he's shown to have several roomfuls of money. However, if this non-canon filler◊ is to be believed, those are 1-dollar bills.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_24ffd341	comment	Frank Reynolds from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is a truly bizarre example — while he's amassed a non-specific fortune via decades of scams and shady business practices, he chooses to live a disgusting lifestyle in abject poverty because he hated the upper-class life he had to live with his ex-wife who repeatedly cheated on him. He still runs the occasional scam, apparently for the fun of it, and occasionally breaks out his checkbook to buy his way out of trouble, but he shares a bed with Charlie in a rat-infested apartment, eating raccoon meat and peeing in a bucket.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_27831967	comment	Parks and Recreation: Ron Swanson turns out to be Secretly Wealthy, with a large amount of gold stashed to trade in for cash whenever he needs it. While no specific amount is given, according to his attorney in the episode "Gin It Up", the 5% he plans to leave to his step-daughters and biological son is considered a substantial inheritance that will keep them decently comfortable if something tragic were to unexpectedly happen. Donna Meagle comes from a wealthy family and has enough disposable income to drop tens of thousands of dollars on shares at the Snakehole Lounge, owns a luxury car, and is paying for a mortgage on a condo in Seattle. However, it is played around with a bit, as part of the reason she likes living in Pawnee is that it allows her to live comfortably on a smaller budget while still taking care of her other expenses, and in Season 6, she earns her real estate license, just after Pawnee absorbs Eagleton but prior to the property boom which occurs during the time skip, even being drafted to broker Gryzzl's attempts to purchase a parcel of land which eventually sell for $125 million dollars.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_2ba48a26	comment	Richard Castle on Castle is known to be wealthy (he's an author with over 20 New York Times Best-Sellers, so yeah), but its often implied in the show that not only is he wealthy, he's very wealthy. Wealthy enough that he really doesn't have to worry about ever over-spending, regardless of what he's buying. There are a few instances where his limits are implied, though. He's also never seen buying anything that isn't within range of a wealthy lottery winner; he considers his connections much more advantageous. While he does own a Ferrari, as he himself says, "It goes the same speed as every other car in rush hour traffic."
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_2c1809f5	comment	This seems to be the case for just about any character or organization in Totally Spies!. Even highschool students have no problem building large robots or a whole replica of the school enclosed in a force field. In comparison, the girls' ability to do insane amounts of shopping on a daily basis seems quite reasonable.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_2d944503	comment	Young Justice: Robin arranges for a Batmobile to be shipped across the country. His teammates are amazed at this expenditure (the car and managing to transport it secretly). Robin replies that he hid the costs in "the Batarang budget." If the Batarang budget by itself is (at minimum) six figures, Batman is a proper member of the Fiction 500.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_3106477d	comment	The Phantom has two treasure chambers: one with gold and stuff he doesn't mind parting with, and one with priceless historical artefacts like Alexander the Great's diamond chalice and the snake Cleopatra committed suicide with.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_32252bba	comment	Kallen Stadtfeld, Countess of Britannia: By the time canon starts, Kallen has enough money to "buy the entirety of Shinjuku and laugh off the expense".
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_33fdae4d	comment	Done, more or less, in Mad Men, albeit probably unintentionally. We actually know how much Don Draper makes at the beginning of the series ($30,000; that much in 1960 dollars is worth a little under $250,000 in today's money). We don't know his later income (which includes a junior partnership stake in Sterling Cooper—which gave him a lot of money—and later a senior partnership stake in SCDP—which made losses in 1964 but which began to turn a profit in 1965-66), and most importantly for this trope, we also don't know how much he has in assets. All we know about how much money Don has is this: he can throw money at any problem (sometimes this is a problem); he can write a check for a Jaguar E-type without on a whim; and, most impressively, he was able to loan $25,000 to Pete Campbell when the bank demands more collateral, and would've been willing to loan $50,000 to Lane if he'd known about Lane's money problems. Since Don also put up $50,000, had Lane not been too proud to ask for the money, Don has shown that he has enough money that he is willing to bankroll SCDP to the tune of $125,000—nearly a million in today's dollars—almost without thinking.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_353bdeb0	comment	Flinx of the Humanx Commonwealth universe has this perk after he assists the Ulru-Ujurrians in Orphan Star. After he gives them the gift of civilization, the innocent, yet exponentially intelligent aliens reward Flinx by building him a Cool Starship and pulling some trickery with Commonwealth banking records to give him effectively unlimited wealth. Being decidedly unostentatious by nature, he uses the cash mainly to bribe inconvenient authorities.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_383c39a5	comment	The protagonist of With This Ring uses his power ring to mine asteroids for gold and platinum as needed. He's only processed a couple of them, because he doesn't want to disrupt the economy too much, and his ring can directly manufacture just about anything he wants. Still, whenever a problem can be solved by throwing money at it, it's a non-issue for him.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_38a0c2b7	comment	Res Nullius: The main characters have, through tragic inheritance, the entire liquid assets of two extinct multi-planetary civilizations. Since the empires that drove said civilizations to extinction want their spoils of conquest, they can't really flaunt it.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_390ef3b	comment	In Men's Love, Daigo's father has his mooks give Kaoru a blank cheque, to be filled with any sum he likes so long as he ends his relationship with Daigo. He is apparently unaware that money can't buy you love.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_3b34143f	comment	A number of Harry Potter stories give the titular character ridiculous amounts of money, such as hundreds of millions of galleons (amounting to billions of British pounds). Even ones that don't specify an amount will include a line about how his grandchildren's grandchildren would never have to work.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_3c38c613	comment	In The Merchant of Venice, Portia has an inheritance like this. While the rest of the cast is falling over themselves trying to pay back Antonio's bond to Shylock, when Bassanio tells Portia about the bond, her reaction is "Six thousand ducats? Is that all? Here, give Antonio the money. No, have twice as much. You know what? Just to be on the safe side, let's triple it."
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_41b0198a	comment	In The Dresden Files, the Raiths are a Fiction 500 whose assets include the entire pornography industry. At one point, Harry asks Thomas Raith to give Molly a Raith family emergency charge card:
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_42ffb88e	comment	The SCP Foundation averts this and plays it straight. It's heavily implied they have a steady stream of cash thanks to several SCPs (and thus, can build things like moon bases or secret military-grade bases), but wasting resources is frowned upon, and the Foundation tries to be as utilitarian and cheap as possible when dealing with containment in the name of not wasting cash. Several doctors have been reprimanded for wasting said money. Maybe even demoted to D-Class. Class D Personnel (D for disposable) used to play this trope straight, with dozens of D-Class being used for dangerous experiments. However, in recent years, Wiki Admins have discouraged the unfettered use of D-Class in experiments, since there are only so many death row inmates in the world from which to recruit D-Class.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_4399cc1e	comment	Parodied in Small Soldiers: during the aftermath of the toys' rampage, Bill Mars keeps everyone quiet by having his secretary go around printing checks with unspecified amounts of money. He's implied to be a major military supplier, presumably with a government contract, if his company can afford to design AI chips and smart missiles.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_446f5a58	comment	Kambe from The Millionaire Detective - Balance: UNLIMITED has, as you can guess from the title, literally infinite funds in his bank to spend as he sees fit.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_46dacb10	comment	Richie Rich: Rich Enterprises.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_49ff762	comment	In Torchwood, it seems that Torchwood has an unlimited bank account, and it is mentioned several times through the series how each of the members have had a significant pay increase over their old jobs. It seems that they all have rather nice places, and large amounts of spare cash since starting with Torchwood.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_4e152e8a	comment	In Fallout: New Vegas, you can encounter a character named No Bark Noonan, the man lives alone in a overly booby trapped shack ranting about insane conspiracies involving "mole rat people" and "commie ghosts that don't know their dead" who is clearly just a jobless hobo right? Well a quick game of cards with him will reveal that this guy is Loaded. He is capable of betting 1000 caps in a casual game of cards on a whim and is more than capable of playing again and again no matter how much you win from him. To put that in context, that is about as much as Dennis Crocker will bet, Dennis Crocker being the NCR's ambassador and the NCR being the largest known functional state in the world at this point.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_507dfb6a	comment	Actually discussed in EarthBound (1994). The Minches, the neighbors of Ness and his family, have apparently loaned them Eleventy Zillion dollars (the English translation instead says "a hundred thousand dollars or more"), and these immense funds are drip-fed to Ness's bank account to finance his quest to stop Giygas; the family otherwise lives fairly humbly, judging by their home in Onett. How his father knows what monsters Ness has defeated to send an equivalent amount of money is never explained.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_53a35964	comment	I am [REDACTED]: Thanks to Izuku being the undisputed Number One hero in the world, the Midoriyas have more money than they could ever dream of, to the point that Hisashi and Inko have quit their jobs, with the former moving permanently back to Japan with his family. This makes their bakery less a business venture and more a hobby, so they donate most of the proceeds they get from it to charity instead.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_542849ec	comment	According to The Disaster Artist, Tommy Wiseau's bank account was described as a "bottomless pit" by a bank teller, with no one having any idea as to how he acquired all that money. The man financed a six-million-dollar movie out of pocket. Later investigation revealed Wiseau, for all of his obvious lack of film-making talent, was a real estate wizard.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_543bfacd	comment	Of the four men hunting Dracula, one is a wealthy rancher, one is a young nobleman, and a third unexpectedly inherits a fortune over the course of the novel. Concerns about expenses never come up during the course of the chase.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6108ba8d	comment	In The Last Jedi, the Order somehow builds a flagship much larger than Vader's, then spectacularly loses it to a suicide attack by a much smaller Rebellion ship.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_635429db	comment	Biter Comics: A new employee at a company is given an unlimited expense account. He quickly puts it to use, buying the company.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6611d3c6	comment	In Synecdoche, New York, Caden Cotard wins the MacArthur genius grant, giving him the funds to construct a to-scale and fully detailed theatre set of the entirety of New York ... including the warehouse containing the set.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_691be369	comment	Whether it was intentional or not, Mulder of The X-Files comes off this way. It's implied that he comes from a wealthy family, though never explicity said so. He grew up on Martha's Vineyard, his parents owned a summer house in Rhode Island, he went to Oxford for college, and "rents" a Congressman for his own purposes. Through the series, he's able to do things that are just not feasible on an FBI agent's salary—like travel to Antarctica and rent a Snow Cat. He is also nonplussed every time he is fired from the bureau, saying he would simply continue his work in the paranormal without their help. He is also able to go into hiding during the final season, and concern for money is never shown.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: Scrooge McDuck, being the richest man/duck in the world, seems to have however much money he needs at any time, with the exception of dramatic bankruptcy moments. He always gets it all back, of course. And yes, Scrooge has done plenty of the stuff on the list, especially insane DIY-projects, buying properties on a whim and giving blank checks (when he's not being a grouchy hoarder, as he usually is). Scrooge's fortune does sometimes get a specific value placed on it, but it's always so impossibly large than it might as well be written as "infinite". Some specific examples include: One story that revolves around Scrooge's fortune being so large that it would actually be physically impossible for him to spend it all because he owns everything. Except cane factories. Another story starts from the premise his fortune has surpassed half the money in the entire world. One story has Scrooge dedicate himself to Asteroid Mining. Another member of the Billionaires' Club declares he'll do the same and outperform him... Only for a third member to point out that they may be billionaires, but Scrooge has far more money than the two of them combined, and it takes half a dozen "lesser" billionaires pooling their resources together to try and compete with Scrooge. Who still has a better spaceship thanks to still having far more money and having his ship built by Gyro. In a number of Italian stories, Scrooge will use the incredibly powerful fuel called "dollarite", made from large amount of money. It barely dents his fortune. Scrooge at times will call for help from the US Armed Forces, and they always answer... Because Scrooge taxes pay for most of their equipment. The story The Treasury of Croesus has Scrooge claiming to be richer than Croesus, the richest man in history. At the end of the story, Magica creates the Midas' Touch charm using Croesus' first minted coin, knowing this way it'll be much more powerful than it would have been had she used Scrooge's #1 Dime... But the charm is completely useless, proving that Scrooge is richer than Croesus. As the second and third richest ducks in the world respectively, Flintheart Glomgold and John Rockerduck have immense fortunes too - to the point in his debut story Glomgold had just as much money as Scrooge (with them immediately deciding to start a competition on strings because they couldn't tolerate to share the top spot), while Rockerduck has been shown to occasionally surpass Scrooge for brief periods. In the above-mentioned asteroid mining story, Rockerduck was openly the only member of the Billionaire's Club who could have competed with Scrooge without help. He just decided not to bother because by the time he found out he also found out Gyro was building the ship and he knew his scientists couldn't compete without a headstart. Whenever enraged enough at Scrooge, Brigitta McBridge will build a company capable of competing with Scrooge in whatever sector she's trying to beat him in, completely from thin air. The fact she usually can't be bothered to do so makes this even more impressive.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6a4bddd6	comment	Tony Stark from Iron Man seems to have one of these. Most often seen when the battle to "save" a place demolishes it. Someone says "Iron Man will pay for it" and it's never heard about it again.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6c6852c8	comment	Shun Akiyama from Yakuza 4 is filthy rich, rich enough to throw tens of millions of yen at people without the expectation of getting the money back (he also charges no interest), and still have plenty of money left over to throw at more people. His actual wealth is revealed near the end of the game to be in the range of 100 billion yen, almost 937 million USD.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6f3fcfe8	comment	Charlie Crews on Life received a settlement of undisclosed size due to his wrongful imprisonment. In addition to the standard Big Fancy House and Cool Cars, he uses it to buy things like orange groves (on a whim) and solar farms (after having a dream about it). Ted Earley, Charlie's housemate and money manager, occasionally mentions that he's been growing Charlie's wealth so all the large whimsical purchases are barely making a dent on the principal.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_6ff39e5e	comment	In Chapter 18 of Origin Story, entitled "Dragged Into the Harsh Light of Day", Alex and the members of Runaways are inspired to strike back at Norman Osborne in a way that would truly hurt him: by robbing him. They steal an OsCorp shipping container from the Port of Los Angeles bonded holding facility, thinking they'd net a few million dollars. When it turns out that the shipping container contains over $10 billion (its not specified how much over... just that its over) they all have a bit of a freak-out. Alex and Louise's share of the take is never specified at any point in the story, but after the robbery they've gone from being homeless to staying in a $7000 a night hotel suite, driving a brand new BMW, and dressing in designer clothing. They later buy a house in the Florida Keys and don't even blink at the $3.5 million sale price.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_7832b74c	comment	In Steven Universe, Marty gives Greg a check for ten-million dollars brought on by the success of a song Greg wrote rewritten as a burger jingle. While he still decides to work at the carwash, he is now filthy rich, being able to afford an absurdly expensive hotel suite in Empire City, a brand-new touch-pad, a vintage car and a telescope good enough to see the Moon Base and the Barn on the surface of the moon.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_79a1465e	comment	Ender Wiggin by the time of Speaker for the Dead. A combination of a generous military pension, a superintelligent AI controlling his investments, and three thousand years of accumulated earnings have made his wealth effectively unlimited. When he needs to get somewhere without shuttle service, he buys a cargo ship for 90 billion dollars (which is apparently "not even a drop in the bucket"), and gives away the cargo. It's noteworthy that he leads a very simple life due to the PTSD he developed from earning that wealth (through unwillingly committing mass genocide), and only cares how much money he has when he needs it to accomplish his mission.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Batman: Bruce Wayne is rich enough that he can spend money like water on his superhero persona, donate millions to charity, and sometimes fund the entire Justice League while still maintaining a playboy lifestyle. He's also channeled millions (possibly billions) in technology from Wayne Enterprises, and still managed to hide the missing money in the margins.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_7c038c18	comment	No mention is ever made of how Phineas and Ferb can pay for their insanely ambitious projects; presumably, they can find a fix for that just as easily as they can build a ski resort in the backyard. Possibly justified since several of their projects are actually insanely profitable, if short-lived, business ventures. Dan Povenmire has stated that they took the profits from the roller coaster they built in the first episode and invested it wisely. Doofenshmirtz never seems short of funds for his evil plans either; it's mentioned he gets alimony from his ex-wife and presumably his corporation makes money for him too.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_7c942ba0	comment	Mimori Unyuu, granddaughter of the founder of the Unyuu Group has this in Sket Dance. Her house alone cost literally more money than there is money.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_810d4160	comment	The Exiles used to have a "Magic Credit Card" which would trick the credit network's computers into believing it was authorized for any transaction.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_821ef4e0	comment	Auric Goldfinger, in GoldenEye: Rogue Agent. GoldenEye actually gets to take advantage of this in the Underwater Base, when he buys a minisub as part of his escape route. Despite his extreme wealth, Goldfinger admonishes his pawn: "Stop spending my money!"
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_847a1ace	comment	In Attack of the Clones, the Jedi are more perplexed that they did not sense the creation of the Clone Army through the Force, when the real question should have been how one Jedi Master (Sifo-Dyas) was supposedly able to just order up an entire clone army and a fleet of warships and weapons to go with them, without anybody noticing the movement of the huge amount of money doing so would require or questioning where a single Jedi Master would get it.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_8aaeda7e	comment	Godzilla x Kong: The Hunted: Raymond Martin. He is the head of a construction company, but he has enough resources to hire an army of goons, to build and maintain a Humongous Mecha that can briefly go toe-to-toe with Kong (something which the multi-billion Apex Cybernetics corporation struggled to make a reality), and to bribe Monarch itself and multiple other relevant agencies into turning a blind eye so that he'll have free reign to rampage for 48 hours. One has to wonder if he really got all that money from his construction company, or if Walter Simmons somehow left his entire fortune to him.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_8ba4613a	comment	L from Death Note. He has enough money to have a skyscraper built in Tokyo, in a matter of months (and only use a few floors out of the 100 or so in there), pay for a pension for all members of the task force, and go to museums and concerts on a whim. He also leaves Near enough money that Near can quite literally throw money away to save the SPK building. It's revealed that he gets a lot of money for solving high-profile cases, and somehow has extensive knowledge of the stock market.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_8d8264fb	comment	An aversion shows up in Noob. Gaea is an obvious case of The Scrooge and her way of pulling I Am Not Left-Handed is not hesitating to use the expensive and powerful items she owns if it's the only way for her to win a fight. However, in Season 5 by which she has been hoarding in-game currency for four years, she mentions that she's "saving up" to Ivy. Ivy's reply can be praphrased as "What are saving up for ? You should be able to afford anything you want by now." It happens that Gaea needs to pay a debt owed by her Instant Fan Club at the time, but the point about Gaea's wealth is still valid.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: Usually when Dr. Drakken meets Kim, it ends with his lair being destroyed, but he never has any trouble having it repaired or using another. In the episode "Ron Millionaire" he bemoans his money trouble, just as Kim's sidekick Ron receives an implausibly large royalty check. In "Ron Millionaire", Ron treats his windfall as a an ALBL, even though there's a fixed amount on that check. SeÃ±or Senior Senior is so rich that he was able to convert his mansion into a supervillain lair, complete with Spinny Tops of Doom and other requisite implements of destruction, on a whim. Not that it needed a lot of refurbishing to begin with, as Ron Stoppable was so eager to point out how much the mansion was already like a lair, and even gave SSS the idea of becoming a villain.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_94834762	comment	Bigend Books: Cayce Pollard receives a pretty much blank check to explore the nature of the mysterious videos. Her employer warns her that he'd like to be forewarned if she intends to buy something expensive, like an aeroplane or a company or significant amounts of real estate. Not that he won't let her, but he just wants a little heads-up.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_95f45f6b	comment	James Telestrian III in Shadowrun Returns Dead Man's Switch campaign. If the Player Character asks for hard cash as a reward for aiding him, he turns to his butler and asks him to just hand the player enough that he won't have to spend time haggling with you and walks off, leaving the player with a neat 100,000 nuyen, more money than you've earned throughout the campaign until this point combined.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_998cbda3	comment	Daredevil (2015): In season 1, the amount of money Wilson Fisk makes from his organized criminal ventures is never disclosed. It's enough for him to live in a multimillion dollar penthouse in Chelsea, and be able to pay off countless cops and politicians to do his dirty work. After he's arrested, most of his assets are frozen and seized by the federal government, and in season 2, while he's locked up, he nearly bankrupts himself using his rainy day funds to pay off three inmates on the inside into becoming his muscle on the inside. He takes over the prison after tricking Frank Castle into killing Dutton, the prison kingpin, and assumes control of Dutton's contraband ring. It's never said how much money the ring makes, but it's enough for Fisk to have complete control over the guards and inmates, and, just before the start of season 3, enough for him to buy the Presidential Hotel under the table through a series of shell companies.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_9a16780d	comment	Hardestadt Delac from Girls on Film is wealthy enough to own two houses, a vintage car, has access to dozens of resources, and he still somehow manages to have enough money to give his partner, Erin, a very large salary.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_9a723507	comment	Early in Leisure Suit Larry 2: Looking for Love (in Several Wrong Places), Larry wins the lottery, meaning he'll get one million dollars per year for the rest of his life. He initially receives a one million dollar bill. It's useless until you can get it broken down into bill form, but after that you have effectively infinite money. Of course, by the end of the game, you'll have spent most of it on junk, lost the remainder, and the lottery went bankrupt.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_9db08ab9	comment	The Dark Hunters are subject to this. Being paid in literally mountains of gold and jewels.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_a183d57f	comment	Fry on Futurama discovers he has one of these at one point due to the power of a thousand years of compound interest. Of course, he spends it all on near-extinct ''anchovies'' by the end of the episode. It's unlikely that the interest would have kept pace with inflation. Ignoring that, Fry's bank account is large, but it's clearly not enough to be on par with, say, Mom's.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_a4420d22	comment	Augustus Saint Cloud of The Venture Bros. possesses "an inordinate amount of money." While he is technically a supervillain, he mostly uses it to buy props from movies. And the occasional island. And all without giving a second thought about the price tag. The Monarch is noted to fund his villainy with a trust fund inherited from his father (the billionaire playboy and vigilante Blue Morpho). As this includes a small army of henchmennote Henchmen are seen to come cheap, mainly supplied by being people who are suicidal, homeless, desolate, and/or easily manipulated (or in some cases, such as 21's, kidnapped). That however doesn't take into account food and clothing for, at his height, hundreds of henchmen., a flying car, an armored wingsuit with built-in arm-mounted dart launchers, a gigantic floating cocoon fortress, and all kinds of crazy gadgets, it was evidently a very large one. The series later subverts this, revealing he actually overdrew from his inheritance, leaving he, his wife and 21 homeless and in debt.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_a9924342	comment	Bicentennial Man: Andrew's affluence is again used to avoid creating specific prices for anything, with him too rich to worry about the cost. In this film, it is especially used when the NorthAm CEO is trying to rivet (correction; screw) Andrew over the price. He calculates a cost more than he makes in a year, which Andrew shrugs off as merely one month's income.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_abfcff6a	comment	Rocky and Bullwinkle: At the end of part 1 of "Bullwinkle's Testimonial Dinner," Bullwinkle shells out money for plane tickets to China (to retrieve a shirt he sent to be cleaned at a Chinese laundry—in China) and muses how he and Rocky gets all the money to galavant around the world.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_afeeacf6	comment	In The Force Awakens, the First Order, who are The Remnant of The Empire, manage to build a massive solar system-destroying weapon built into a planet (which itself is capable of traveling through hyperspace), that eats stars and fires all the energy in one shot through hyperspace to obliterate entire solar systems at a distance before they even know anything is coming. How they got the budget or resources to build this thing is anyone's guess.note If it's based on real life? Grifting the hardcore Empire fanatics and terrorizing the planets under their control with threats of total obliteration.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Thanks to their connections with the Speedwagon Foundation, the Joestar family will often have nigh-unlimited funds, at least in terms of travel expenses. Stardust Crusaders has our heroes casually buy a luxury car (which they immediately give to a nearby farmer in exchange for some camels they can ride across the desert), and later a huge submarine.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_b2cbafaf	comment	In the Ask Serious Rainbow blog, missions from the Serious Foundation, for someone at Serious Rainbow's level, pay out one quadrillion dollars. She singlehandedly funded the crossover blog The Dashpad's house, and all the repairs it inevitably gets, and one time at another crossover blog brought $400,000 in cash to cover any damages any other Rainbow Dash causes.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_b5a087d7	comment	"That thing wasn't even fully paid-off yet! Do you have any idea what this is going to do to my credit?! [...] Oh, oh, ''just rebuild it?'' Really f***ing original! And who's going to give me a loan, jackhole? You? You got an ATM on your torso Lite-Brite?"
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_b712435c	comment	Established in the first episode of Leverage, where by taking down the aeronautics company and CEO who both hired them to steal a competitor's design (which he lied about to begin with) then tried to kill them to hide his theft (and Hardison using creative accounting with stock trades, and then doubling that with international stock markets), the entire team now had more money then any single heist ever, called "this is retirement money, this is buy an island and retire money". This was then used to allow them to buy any equipment they needed from thereon, and allow them to do good to help people and not for the money that often went (back) to the victim (though Parker still has trouble sometimes letting go of physical money/jewels/expensive items). While not unlimited - The Freeze-Frame Bonus is that each check Hardison gave the team was $32,761,349.05, making the total haul $163,806,745.25 - it's well beyond what any member was making before by themselves. And since they keep working together, it's presumed that Hardison continues to handle their finances, keeping them all well above worrying about needing any of what they steal back.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_ba4b95c9	comment	In Time Trax, Darien never has to worry about money. Then again, he's never extravagant, as his job is to stay low-key and track down temporal fugitives. The reason money is no issue is because his credit card is actually an advanced AI called SELMA that can hack any 20th century device, so every time he swipes it, it simply hacks into the system and marks the purchase as "paid". Presumably, if he needs cash, she can simply do the same thing to an ATM.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_be03a5ee	comment	Early in the Left Behind series, fully appointed Antichrist Nicolae Carpathia inherits the resources of a multibillionaire he personally killed, thereby acquiring the money to get up to all the villainy he wants. He subsequently issues his inner circle (like Designated Hero Buck Williams) unlimited-funds expense accounts. Global tyranny is useful like that.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_bec601da	comment	In Steelgrip Starkey and the All-Purpose Power Tool, Mr. Pilgrim, the mysterious president behind Star Key Enterprises, appears to have one of these. The employees are provided with a New York City apartment suite, a private jet, costumes uniforms, and anything else they need without any concern for expenses. Justified because the entire effort is run by a group of Cosmic Entities who can use magic to provide whatever funds are needed.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_c1f35224	comment	Bobby Hanes from The Man Who Brought the Dodgers Back to Brooklyn seems to have this as a result of his wealthy upbringing combined with his own personal business savvy. Among the things he does: He buys a bus company at the beginning of the novel after they fail to run their busses on time. He buys the Los Angeles Dodgers from a West German conglomerate. He temporarily marries a movie starlet and takes her on a months-long honeymoon around the world. He buys out the apartment complex in Brooklyn that replaced the Dodgers' old ballpark, as well as part of the surrounding neighborhood, moves the residents to temporary housing, then moves them into a newly-built (and nicer) apartment complex. He then tears down the apartment complex, rebuilds the ballpark, and moves the Dodgers all the way back to Brooklyn.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_c43df4d8	comment	The Doctor gives unlimited credit to a companion in the Doctor Who episode "The Long Game". He's told to keep out of trouble. Yeah, right. The Expanded Universe implies that the Doctor is insanely wealthy thanks to compound interest, and that he has to make intentionally bad investments just to burn off some of the money.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_c4a22754	comment	KaibaCorp is this trope played straight in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series. Seto Kaiba has no trouble at all supplying himself with helicopters, planes that look like dragons, underground computer systems, and at one point he just buys his own Duel Monsters tournament. Why does he do all that? Because he's "obscenely rich". No wonder he's the Trope Namer for Screw the Rules, I Have Money!.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_c63b2c1f	comment	The Disaster Artist, which portrays the making of the infamous Cult Classic film The Room (2003), shows that Tommy Wiseau was able to pull large sums of money from seemingly nowhere. That is, enough to afford two apartments (in San Francisco and Los Angeles), and fund the $6 million filming of The Room. He never reveals where this money comes from.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_c75d67d	comment	Mr. Finch on Person of Interest. Nobody knows precisely how rich he is beyond his billionaire status being known, but it does appear that he has a whopping great amount of money at his disposal. He is known to gain access into buildings by buying the entire building. We know that he has a number of companies still running a profit (and several episodes have him cleaning up an Esoteric Happy Ending by buying a dirty company for cheap and putting intelligent people in charge), but he still winces when he has to give Leon a million dollars to gamble at a casino. He knows he's never getting a penny of that back.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_ca03cc0e	comment	The Mick: Chip (age twelve) carries a thousand dollars in cash on him and is able to lend Mick forty-two hundred dollars to pay off a loan shark, and even Ben (age eight) has a black card.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_ca5d97f1	comment	Monty Python's Flying Circus: Mr. Banker in the "Pantomime Horses" sketch has a graph that reads "How Rich I Am." The bar goes up off the graph.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_cb570c4a	comment	Ford Prefect's company credit card in Mostly Harmless. At one point, Arthur asks him how much the amount he's just charged to it is worth in Earth terms, and gets the reply "Switzerland". The catch is, it only works if he's actually filed a story.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_d1fbfbbc	comment	The Twilight Saga: The Cullen family takes this to ridiculous levels, owing to Alice using her ability to predict the future to play the stock market successfully. Over the course of the series, they purchase a vast number of extremely expensive cars, a large house, an x-ray machine, and an island. In the outtakes for Twilight, Bella, Edward and Alice spend huge amounts in Las Vegas on the trip back from Arizona. In the New Moon outtakes, Edward keeps sending Bella large amounts of money (which she refuses to accept) while he is supposed to be gone.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_d25037f5	comment	Greg Mandel Trilogy: In Mindstar Rising, trillionaire heiress Julia Evans gets the bank records of someone who's plotting against her company by buying the entire bank. She points out that it's actually a good investment. In The Nano Flower, Julia Evans gives Greg Mandel access to a sixty-five million pound expense account while he's investigating whether Evan's missing husband has discovered alien life, given the vast economic implications of First Contact. Mandel reflects that if his mercenary partner Suzi got her hands on that money, even though they are Fire-Forged Friends it would be a goodbye that would last beyond the end of the world.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_d31967cf	comment	In Margin Play, by Eric Plume, Amber insists on a large expense account as part of the contract with Hayes. He gives her a credit card in the name of the Davis-Caillion Corporation. When she asks what the credit limit on it is, he rather smugly informs her that she "couldn't max it out if she tried."
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_d66ef045	comment	In Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Mr. Whitmore alone funds the entire Atlantis exploration mission, including a full crew of "the best of the best" and a ton of hi-tech submarines and drilling equipment. All to fulfill a promise made to Milo's grandfather!
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_d9e1a051	comment	The Sohma family in Fruits Basket have absurd amounts of money. Exactly how the money is spread amongst the incredibly large family is never made certain, but most of the Sohmas are able to afford very good schools, expensive vacation outings, and repeatedly replacing walls that get destroyed during fights. It's justified given that a number of family members own highly successful businesses, and that it's implied that there's some family fortune.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_dd5e97c1	comment	The Claremonts in The Case Files of Jeweler Richard all are immensely wealthy from generations of nobility and real estate in London. How much exactly is never made clear, but Richard drops five million yen without flinching.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_ded0e62f	comment	This drives a good deal of the plot in The Count of Monte Cristo. Edmond Dantes uses his enormous treasure horde to ludicrous purposes, including buying his own bank, thereby forcing his enemy Danglars to extend him essentially unlimited credit, and, with false stock tips via a bribed telegraph operator and careful instructions to certain allies, ultimately ruined him.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_df073316	comment	All-Star Superman: P.R.O.J.E.C.T.'s bank statement has an infinity symbol in the credit column.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_e1c17f2e	comment	In the 2 Stupid Dogs episode "A Quarter," the dogs attend a money-making seminar (all part of a ridiculous method of obtaining a quarter to make a phone call) conducted by an Ã¼ber-wealthy grinning figure named Buck Biggs, who has written two books—"Give Me Money" and "Give Me More Money."
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_e4470375	comment	In The Courageous Princess, when Mabelrose escapes the dragon's lair, she steals a Bag of Holding and tosses a good chunk of the horde into it. As she makes her way home, she is rewarding people who feed her dinner or give her other assistance with huge fist-sized gems and piles of gold. When she is captured by the evil king Irgerat, he puts his entire treasure vault in the bag. When she escapes and gets the bag back, she barricades doors and buries entire rooms in gold to confound the guards pursuing her.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_eb37bd61	comment	Code Prime: It's unclear where the Black Knights and Autobots get all their money considering none of them seem to have jobs but it's enough to fund their war against Britannian and later the Decepticons as well allow the civilians they rescue from Japan to live relatively comfortably aboard the Ark. Lelouch alludes to Rivalz about their rather complx budget plan but this conversation is quickly dropped.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_eb55323c	comment	Memories of the Alhambra: CEO Jin-woo buys the Bonita Hostel in Granada and the rights to Se-ju's game for 10 billion Korean won, with Se-ju's sister Hee-ju signing the deal, and she uses the money to buy her family a new home in a Seoul suburb and to start a new guitar-crafting workshop.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_ef1a245d	comment	Both averted and played straight in Sanctuary. When the newbie to the team asks if there is a health plan, and Amanda Tapping's character says no. (Granted, the organisation is headed by probably the best doctor in the world with medical contacts in every corner of the globe, so it's entirely possible their health plan is simply "Dr Helen Magnus". Also, the Sanctuary has enough resources to purchase a lot of new medical equipment, and pay the taxes and upkeep costs for a castle. Given that they always get help for any injuries or illnesses that occur, possibly they don't have a designed health plan because they'd have to write "Covers anything. Like, anything at all that could or could not happen to anyone, human or otherwise." This is a critical component of the season 4 episode "Untouchables", when the United Nations Security Council attache tries to blackmail Helen into stepping down from her position and turning the Sanctuary over to UN control by threatening to cut off her funds. She promptly tells him to take a flying leap, then reveals that she has money "hidden in places [the attache] doesn't even know exist" and that she manipulated him into cutting them off for good so the Sanctuary could do its job independent of any kind of bureaucratic oversight. Whew!
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_f728d3fd	comment	The story The Treasury of Croesus has Scrooge claiming to be richer than Croesus, the richest man in history. At the end of the story, Magica creates the Midas' Touch charm using Croesus' first minted coin, knowing this way it'll be much more powerful than it would have been had she used Scrooge's #1 Dime... But the charm is completely useless, proving that Scrooge is richer than Croesus.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_f8871028	comment	The Mueller organization of Clean Room has access to one of these due to its large number of adherents and its coercive control of them. In issue 12, it's represented to Chloe by a blue credit card with "essentially no limit".
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_f8956ef3	comment	The various members of the Black Book Club in YuYu Hakusho casually bet billions (though whether dollars or yen depends on the translation), with Tarukane's net worth being either equivalent to Japan's GDP or more money than exists on earth (66+ trillion yen or US dollars respectively).
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_f8eaad5b	comment	William Randolph Hearst was a media mogul in the first half of the 20th century whose fortune was almost impossible to calculate; he was the unofficial model that Citizen Kane was based on. Even the most wealthy men of the modern world would only amount to a fraction of what he had. He owned enough land by himself that he could almost qualify as his own state and would frequently buy exotic animals for his private zoo and so much art that most of it would stay in boxes. He never had to worry about not having enough money. But this trope was subverted when his newspaper monopoly started to crumble and new taxes decimated the fortune in short order.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_f983a7b2	comment	Harry and the Shipgirls sees an Omake where Harry Potter buys the country of Liechtenstein just so Tamamo-no-Mae can be queen of a country for two weeks, just for an anniversary gift.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_fa22144a	comment	The Room: The Game: You start the game with 6 million dollars, so money will never be an actual issue during gameplay. This happens to be a Mythology Gag, as was is the budget for the movie the game is based on.
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Arbitrarily Large Bank Account / int_fbf33963	comment	Saito in Inception has one, justified given that he's head of the #2 energy conglomerate on Earth. When faced with the challenge of infiltrating a jetliner, he uses the expediting power of cash:
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Ask Serious Rainbow (Blog) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
All-Star Superman (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Clean Room (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Disney Ducks Comic Universe (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Final Crisis Aftermath (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Richie Rich (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Steelgrip Starkey and the All-Purpose Power Tool (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Courageous Princess (Comic Book) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Phantom (Comic Strip) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Delenda Est / Fan Fic / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Friendship Is Optimal: The Law Offices of Artemis, Stella & Beat (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Kallen Stadtfeld, Countess of Britannia (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Return to Gravity Falls / Fan Fic / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
A Better Class of Criminal (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
After That Fateful Night (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Distance Learning for Fun and Profit... (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Incarnate (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Kill Them All (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
King Explosion Murder the Shield Hero (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Legend of the Monkey God (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Supernova (One Piece) (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Wandering of a Sword Hero (Fanfic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Abduction / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
All the Money in the World / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Antebellum / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Attack of the Clones / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Bicentennial Man / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Heartbreakers / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Inception / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
King of New York / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Oppenheimer / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Richie Rich / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Scream VI / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Star Trek Into Darkness / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Synecdoche, New York / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Disaster Artist / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Rise of Skywalker / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Marvel Universe (Franchise) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Aladdin / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Blood of Stars / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Brave New World Universe / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Crazy Rich Asians / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Dracula / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Drawing Blood / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Echopraxia / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Fallocaust / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Five Children and It / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Girls on Film / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Greg Mandel Trilogy / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
He Who Fights With Monsters / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Humanx Commonwealth / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Jin Ping Mei / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Lensman / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Magic 2.0 / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Margin Play / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Run Program / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Savage Divinity / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Skin Game / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Snow Crash / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Starting Today I Work As A City Lord / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Bicentennial Man / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Count of Monte Cristo / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Disaster Artist / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Man Who Brought the Dodgers Back to Brooklyn / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Man Who Fell Into The Black Inferno / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Peripheral / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Raven Cycle / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Wonder Boy Of Whistle Stop / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Boys over Flowers (Manga) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Death Note (Manga) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
...Virgin Love (Manga) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
YuYu Hakusho (Manga) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Les 2 Minutes du Peuple (Radio) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Beverly Hills, 90210 / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Frasier (2023) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Life (2007) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Revenge (2011) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Sanctuary / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Sanctuary (2007) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Silicon Valley / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Continental / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Count of Monte Cristo (1964) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Mick / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Time Trax / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Tyrant (2014) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Merchant of Venice (Theatre) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
AdVentureCapitalist	seeAlso	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Godzilla Defense Force (Video Game) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Leisure Suit Larry 2: Looking for Love (in Several Wrong Places) (Video Game) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Madeline's European Adventure (Video Game) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
My Horse Prince (Video Game) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Ditty of Carmeana (Video Game) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Very Mary Kate (Web Video) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Almighty Protectors (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Bram & Vlad (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Diamond and Dazzle (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
PvP (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Res Nullius (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Whiteboard (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Under the Oak Tree (Webcomic) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
New Sith Brotherhood (Website) / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
Pantheon / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
The Zeta Project / int_9f9b5a20	type	Arbitrarily Large Bank Account

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