This puts the show ahead of something like "Dora the Explorer", which obnoxiously lambastes children with its Spanish lessons and flavor. Ticks (voiced by Jesse Corti) and Totts (voiced by Cristobal Parson) are two socket wrench twin brothers. Mayor Rosa (voiced by Nancy Truman) is the mayor of Sheetrock Hills and a friend of Manny and the tools. There is also a sticker advertising that this is Handy Manny's first time on DVD and includes a Never-Before-Seen episode (the claim is surely to be out of date a few months from now).

They come from different cultural and social groups like different world countries and even the handicapped community.This may seem to negate the point of including such terms, but in doing so, they allow children more of an opportunity to interpret based on context clues. At times, the smooth animation seems like a combination of CGI and traditional two-dimensional animation. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.

In many aspects, one would be right, but in the end, "Handy Manny" holds up well enough on its own merits. Casting Wilmer Valderrama as the lead character of a series like this seems odd at first, but he's one of the main reasons the show avoids the pitfalls of its kin.Felipe [5] (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) is a yellow Phillips-head screwdriver (hence his name) who is often self-centered and overconfident about himself. Turner [5] (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) [7] is a violet flat-head screwdriver who appears to be sarcastic and is bossy to Felipe, usually going against Felipe's overconfidence, but does show a genuinely caring relationship with him.