Name: Reese Worthington (Backyard Basketball) | AI RVC Model
Brand: Weights
Rating: 4.6 (1 reviews)

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Introducing the Reese Worthington RVC Model from Weights, your go-to AI solution for creating captivating AI Covers and enhancing Text-to-Speech applications. Based on the beloved character from Backyard Basketball, Reese Worthington is renowned for his distinctive voice and unique persona, making him an ideal choice for AI Music projects. Our Retrieval-Based Voice Conversion (RVC) technology accurately captures Reese's qualities, providing artists and developers with authentic, high-quality outputs. Despite his shortcomings on the basketball court, Reese's ballhandling skills make him a standout point guard, infusing an energetic and engaging element into AI-generated content. Harness the potential of the Reese Worthington RVC Model today, and transform your creative projects with Weights' free AI tools to create unparalleled audio experiences.

Reese isn't too hot on offense. He's not too hot on defense, either. With his ballhandling skills, however, Reese could make a decent point guard. As long as he doesn't swallow his retainer.

Reese Worthington (Backyard Basketball)

Lucas Salusky

Angela's got two left feet. Just get out the way when she uses them. She can kick that ball to the moon. Her clumsiness makes her a liability on offense, but on defense it almost helps her.

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Football; Corrie-Ann Shenigo)

Earl Grey is the color commentator of the Backyard Soccer games, first appearing in the original Backyard Soccer in 1998 and making an appearance in every one of the soccer games since. He is soft-spoken, and has a noticeable English accent. When he does commentary on games, he has a cup of tea in front of him—he always finishes the tea by the end of the match. Like all other Backyard Sports commentators, he is noticeably partial towards the player's team. Earl dresses in a style that reflects his English background. In a single game, he wears red suspenders, a white dress shirt, blue shorts, white socks and shoes, and a gray (likely wool) flat cap. In Season Play, he wears a blue suit and a red tie over his white shirt.

Earl Grey

Marky really doesn't like wearing shoes, especially soccer shoes. He made his own shinguards out of newspaper, but they don't seem to be helping him play any better.

Marky Dubois (Backyard Soccer)

Morph is a major character in the 2002 Disney animated feature film Treasure Planet. He is a pink blob of space goo whose namesake is derived from its ability to shape shift into anything. Morph used to belong to the cyborg pirate John Silver, serving as his sidekick and companion. Morph is the trusted sidekick and pet of John Silver. Morph is known for being quite mischievous and has caused trouble in the past. He displays a liking to Jim Hawkins, the protagonist, and is able to assist him with his morphing powers. While he initially follows Jim only due to Silver's orders and later due to the circumstances of them fleeing the ship, when he has the chance to return to Silver, Morph is frightened by his master's behavior and stays with Jim instead when Silver orders him to come. He returns to Silver after he saves Jim, but is shown to have grown so fond of the boy that he cries himself into a puddle in Jim's hands. This display has Silver get Morph to stay with Jim rather than break his heart. Morph first appears when Jim is in the kitchen and tries to eat some soup. Morph is in the form of the spoon he uses and shocks Jim when he tries to eat with him. Silver later assigns Morph to watch over Jim and Morph plays tricks on the boy, such as stealing his boots. However, the two also have a good time together such as after the confrontation with Scroop where they make fun of Scroop with Morph taking on Scroop's form to add effect. Morph's antics later lead Jim to discover the truth about Silver and the mutiny. He later plays a trick on Jim by transforming into the Map and thereby revealing that the real map was still on the ship, which the crew had stolen. When Silver talks with Jim, trying to bribe the map from him, he calls for Morph to come with him but Morph stays with Jim after seeing for the first time his master's other side, and hearing him say that he cared about only one thing: Flint's treasure. This most likely broke Morph's heart because up until that point he thought that he really mattered to Silver. Morph stayed with Jim for most of the adventure following that, aiding him in battling Scroop and watching as he fixed Flint's ship. When Jim's life was in danger, Morph indirectly saved him by alerting Silver to his predicament. Following this, Morph returned to Silver's side but continued to aid Jim by trying to help lift his makeshift solar surfer so he could save the ship. When Jim saved everyone, Morph turned himself into fireworks to celebrate and smiled with Silver as they saw Jim getting the chance at a future in the navy for his actions. Morph accompanied Silver as he prepared to flee, but was reluctant to do so, with Silver insisting they had to go. Jim found them, but let them escape. When Silver offered Jim the chance to join them, Morph turned himself into a captain's hat and landed on Jim's head to help emphasize this idea, but Jim refused. Morph, having grown very attached to the boy, was so upset he burst into tears and cried himself into a puddle in Jim's hands. Jim promised they'd see each other again, even though it was unlikely, and Morph sadly returned to Silver who, seeing how upset Morph was, asked him to stay with Jim and look after the boy for him. Morph was excited by this and happily agreed before watching Silver leave with a surprised Jim. He later greeted Jim's stunned mother and when the Benbow Inn reopened, he turned himself into a pair of scissors to cut the ribbon. He is last seen during the party watching over Doppler and Amelia's children, making his eyes grow very big for the job. When one gets upset, Morph turns himself into a rattle for the little boy to use.

Morph (Treasure Planet; Dane A. Davis)

Morph is a major character in Disney's 2002 animated feature film Treasure Planet. He is a pink blob of space goo whose namesake is derived from its ability to shapeshift into anything. Morph used to belong to the cyborg pirate John Silver, serving as his sidekick and companion.

Reese Worthington (Backyard Basketball)

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Literally a Bouncing Basketball

Austin (Os Backyardigans) Daniel Figueira

Steve (Bigtop Burger) (voice actor Ian Worthington)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Soccer; Corrie Anne Shenigo)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Basketball; Dolores Rogers)

Backyard Barry

Reese Worthington

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Baseball)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball 2001; Corrie-Ann Shenigo)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Baseball 2001)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Hockey)

Ronny Dobbs (Backyard Baseball 2001)

Basketball (BFDI / BFB / TPOT)

Della Reese

Reese Witherspoon

Malinda Kathleen Reese

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball series; Corrie Ann-Shenigo)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball 1997; Corrie Shenigo)

El Dios del Basketball-Gustavo Melgarejo Falconi-Basketball God-Regular show-Un show mas (Latin Americ-American Spanish Dub-Español latino)

Ricochet the basketball backboard

Reese Worthington (Backyard Sports 1997-2002; Cathy Faulkner)

Dante Robinson (Backyard Sports 1997-2002; Nick Austria)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Football)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Soccer)

Reese Worthington

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball 2001)

Stephanie Morgan [Backyard Baseball 2003]

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Hockey; Rachel Frost)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball)

Reese Worthington (Backyard Baseball)

Pablo Sanchez (Backyard Sports 1997 - 2001) (Dex Manley)

Ellie Rose - Reese B. | Henry Stickmin

Della Reese (Young)

Object Madness: Basketball

Reese Worthington

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Football; Dolores Rogers)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Sports 1997-1998; Corrie Ann-Shenigo)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Hockey)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Sports 1997-1998; Corrie Shenigo)

Uniqua Backyardigans

Backyard Kids

Reese Worthington

Reese Worthington (Backyard Football 1999 and 2002)

Tasha Los Backyardigans (Latino)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball 2001)

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Soccer)

Jim Fowler ricochet the basketball backboard the ringmaster

Angela Delvecchio (Backyard Baseball; Corrie-Ann Shenigo)