Name: Mangle.EXE (FNAF World.EXE) | AI RVC Model
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Introducing the "Mangle.EXE (FNAF World.EXE)" RVC Model, an innovative AI voice conversion tool from Weights that brings the enigmatic character Mangle to life. Based on the popular series Five Nights at Freddy's, Mangle is famously known for its disassembled and distorted appearance, exuding an aura of mystery and challenge. Our Mangle.EXE RVC Model captures its unique persona, offering an immersive experience for fans and creators alike. Whether you're venturing into AI Music, experimenting with Create AI Covers, or exploring the potential of Text-to-Speech applications, this model provides an exceptional tool with uncanny accuracy and flexibility. Dive into the captivating world of AI, and craft your audio projects with our free AI tools today.

Mangle.EXE is an Entity that Resides in a a File of FNAF World that does have Missing features and is actually Harder Difficulty.

Mangle.EXE (FNAF World.EXE)

Jaydon O' Grady

Flyte is an outgoing fellow who has a grounded view on life! He rather stay out of trouble and make sure others stay away from the same trouble as well.

Flyte (Dandy's World)

Flutter is an outgoing friend who has a positive look on life! She loves to cheer up those around her and spread kind messages of friendship!

Flutter if She can speak (Dandy's World)

Greasy is a supporting antagonist in Disney/Touchstone's 1988 hybrid film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. He is allegedly the runner-up for the leader of the Toon Patrol, meaning that he is a subordinate to Smartass. He was voiced by Charles Fleischer, who also played Psycho, Benny the Cab, and Roger Rabbit in the same film. Greasy is a dark brown Mexican (as his accent indicates) weasel with long greasy black hair and sharp yellow teeth. He wears an open green zoot suit styled trench coat and trousers hiked up to his chest, partially obscuring a pink tie, a white dress shirt, and spectator shoes, as he appropriately resembles a zoot suit gangster or a "Pachuco" of the 1930s. He has a tendency to lean backward when he walks. Like his compatriot named Stupid, though, on a lesser scale, Greasy is overweight. However, his rotundness does not appear to have affected his self-esteem; his way of walking appears to flaunt this feature, and he often smiles or behaves in a cool and suave manner. He wields a switchblade as his weapon of choice, though he is also seen carrying a semi-automatic pistol while investigating Eddie's office. Greasy is mostly shown speaking English with a strong Mexican-Spanish accent, but he curses in Spanish when a bear trap hidden in Jessica's sizeable cleavage clamps down on his hand as he attempts to frisk her, and when Roger shoots into the Acme Factory via a storm drain, carrying Greasy (who was standing on top of it) with him towards the ceiling. Of all of the Weasels in the film, Greasy is the most eager to fight. He also appears to be perverted and argumentative, as he quickly takes Judge Doom's orders to search Jessica for Marvin Acme's will as an opportunity to feel her breasts. Later, he is put in charge of driving the Dip machine Judge Doom has created for spraying Toontown with ghastly green chemical paint thinner solution called the Dip. Greasy is the fourth weasel to die after losing control of his laughter and drops dead out of the machine's cab. Greasy first appears when the Toon Patrol drive in the Acme Warehouse, and his boss Judge Doom is about to dip the Toon Shoe. He next appears as the Toon Patrol are getting out of their car. He is seen in the driver's seat implying that he was driving to Eddie Valiant's office. He is then is seen searching Eddie's office for Roger Rabbit in this scene he is carrying a revolver, but when he and the other weasels are laughing, his switchblade is still seen. He is seen again in the bar where he is seen threatening Eddie with his knife. He then tries to kill Eddie, but the private investigator punches him. He is not seen again until the climax where he is shown getting shot up a pipe and later dies while laughing in the Dipmobile that he was driving and falls out, after which his soul goes to heaven. In the third draft of the film's screenplay, it was Judge Doom's pet vulture named Voltaire who dropped the bricks on Roger Rabbit during the film's climax. When Voltaire was scrapped from the film, Greasy filled his role as the henchman who drops the bricks on Roger. At one point in the movie, Smartass warned Greasy that he will die laughing as a way to get him to stop. Aptly enough, this is exactly how the entire Toon Patrol ends up dying, save Smartass.

Greasy Weasel (Who Framed Roger Rabbit?)

Pinocchio (Phoenix Games)

Stan the Woozle is one of the two honey thieves who appears as a minor antagonist in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. He is one of the two main antagonists of The Great Honey Pot Robbery and A Bird in the Hand. He is voiced by Ken Sansom, who also voiced Rabbit in Winnie The Pooh. Unlike Heff, Stan is a woozle and the short-tempered and selfish leader of the two. He seems to be annoyed by Heff’s stupidity and his fear of mice. For example, Stan says, "I hate it when he does that", after Heff is frightened by Roo. His personality is calm, devious, snarky, treacherous, arrogant, negative, wicked, obsequious, offensive, zany, loathsome, earnest, sneaky, thoughtless, abrasive, narcissistic, wrathful, observant, obnoxious, zesty, lion-hearted, eager, sadistic, temperamental, austere, nefarious, menacing, ambitious, tough, testy, shrewd, thankless, attentive, noisy, mean, accountable, thoughtful, trustworthy and somewhat intelligent. In The Great Honey Pot Robbery, Stan appears to be sneaky, determined, and vengeful. When the two are foiled by Roo the first time, he decides to go to a friend of his named Wooster, a gigantic woozle who Stan leads to Pooh's house where "brunchfast" is about to start. Leading Wooster to Pooh is what Stan hopes will get he and Heff what they want, but when Pooh befriends Wooster and foils them a second time (just like the first time when Roo stopped them), Stan vows that they will return and take their honey, one way or another. In A Bird in the Hand, Stan Matt helps Heff come up with a plan to capture Kessie and hold her for ransom that being honey. After capturing Kessie and Rabbit and taking them to their hideout, Stan Matt is the one who sends Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet a ransom note. When they too are captured, Kessie convinces Stan Matt and Heff to start taking care of them. Kessie’s constant demands result in a flood of honey in the thieves’ hideout and Stan Matt’s begging to take Kessie far away from them. This was his and Heff’s last appearance. A few Disney fans noticed that Stan has some things in common with Song of the South's Br’er Fox. Some examples being that they both work with idiots, they think of different ways to get what they want. Also, Br'er Fox and Stan Matt seems to have some influence on the idiots they work with and the fact that they never give up. Stan and Wooster are the only known woozles to appear in the Winnie the Pooh franchise.

Mangle.EXE (FNAF World.EXE)

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Saiba Momoi (Blue Archive)

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JP Furina / Focalors CV: Inori Minase (Genshin Impact)

Ariana Grande AI

Hu Tao JP (Genshin Impact)

JENNIE of BLACKPINK [Strong Ver.]

Saiba Momoi (Blue Archive) (VA: Tokui Sora)

Hatsune Miku

SpongeBob SquarePants (Talking And Singing)

Takanashi Hoshino (from Blue Archive)

Satoru Gojo (JJK) [VA Yuichi Nakamura]

ENHYPEN Heeseung

Sunaokami Shiroko (Blue Archive)

Goku (Mario Castañeda) (Latin American Spanish) (UPDATE)

Villager (Minecraft)

Mortis [Brawl stars]

Jungkook (BTS)

Melodie - (Brawl Stars) - (English & Korean Voices)

Tendou Arisu (Blue Archive)

Kanye West