Now for something that is still good but probably needed a little more thought before becoming an anime.

Tatsu the infamous Immortal Dragon has retired from leading a Yakuza gang to become a house husband to support career woman and wife Miku who makes more money than he does, however his intimidating personality and Yakuza mannerisms still show in his day to day chores leaving former Yakuza members and gang rivals baffled to Tatsu's change in career.
This franchise is a mixed bag, the manga is a fun read with plenty of moments that leave you with a smile on your face, the live action is incredibly well thought out and is the best way to watch the series.
The anime is a motion comic that fails to take advantage of its absurd premise, it's a baffling design choice from Netflix who barely understand anime as it is, this isn't helping.
Not heard the dub but the sub makes Tatsu way more intimidating.
Final Verdict: An amusing series let down by Netflix's misunderstanding of how to license and release anime.