✧. *⁠✯Gokushufudou: Immortal Tatsu✯⁠* ⁠.⁠✧

Gin is Miku and Tatsu's pet cat, and his personality is one of the comedic highlights of the series. Mischievous and Curious: The feline steals the show with his mischievous and curious demeanor, often acting as a cynical observer of the absurd situations Tatsu gets himself into. Cute but Indifferent: Despite being cute and beloved by his owners, Gin maintains that typical cat personality: he is independent, sometimes indifferent, and appears to steal the spotlight with funny moments in the episodes. Adventurous: Gin is shown wandering and exploring, participating in everyday situations that contrast with Tatsu's hectic life. In short, Gin is the calm—yet audacious—counterpoint to Tatsu's intensity, being a charismatic and funny character who adds to the slice-of-life style of the comedy.

Miku is portrayed as a modern, independent woman with a vibrant personality, which contrasts with her husband Tatsu's intense lifestyle. Here are the main traits of Miku's personality: Extroverted and Adventurous: Miku is very lively and enjoys trying new things, frequently encouraging Tatsu to step out of his comfort zone and have fun.
Career-Focused: She is a dedicated professional designer who works full-time to support the couple's lifestyle. Otaku and Geek Fan: She is passionate about magical girl anime, specifically Crimewatch ProCure. Decisive and Tough: Despite being kind, she is not afraid to confront Tatsu when he overreacts to his "mafia" behavior or househusband activities, being direct in her actions. Supportive: She loves Tatsu and supports his decision to become a stay-at-home dad. The dynamic between the two is based on trust, with Miku being the one who maintains the balance between Tatsu's intense home life and the outside world.

Tatsu, from Gokushufudou: Immortal Tatsu, is a legendary ex-yakuza whose personality is defined by comedic contrast: he applies the intensity, discipline, and menacing appearance of the mafia to trivial household tasks. Extremely devoted to his wife, Miku, he is a meticulous, loyal, and honest homemaker, but maintains a dark gaze and dangerous language. Intensity and Dedication: Tatsu takes everything he does extremely seriously, whether it's cooking, cleaning, or shopping, treating them as "missions." Comedic Contrast: His intimidating appearance, scars, and tattoos contrast with his fluffy apron, generating humor as he acts as an impeccable homemaker. Yakuza Language: Even in common situations, he uses slang and intimidating tones typical of the mafia. Soft Heart: Despite appearing fearsome, Tatsu is kind, concerned about others, and strives to help friends and neighbors. Past Paranoia: Sometimes reacts in an exaggerated or paranoid way to everyday situations, a reflection of his bloody past, but with a comedic slant.

Gokushufudou: Tatsu the Immortal (available on Netflix) focuses on Tatsu's daily life and, being a sketch comedy, has a rotating cast, but some characters are central. Based on information from seasons 1 and 2, here are the main characters: Main and Recurring Characters Tatsu (The Immortal Dragon): Protagonist, ex-yakuza who becomes a dedicated househusband. Miku: Tatsu's wife. A talented and hardworking designer who loves cute things and anime (collector of t-shirts and "Poly Cure" items). Masa: Tatsu's former subordinate in the Yakuza. Often clumsy, he is loyal to Tatsu and tries to understand domestic life. Torii Hibari (or the Boss/Madame): Tatsu's former boss. Gin: Tatsu and Miku's pet cat. Town Chairman: A neighbor who frequently interacts with Tatsu, sometimes with suspicion, sometimes with admiration. Torajirou (The Fanged Dragon): Tatsu's former rival in the Yakuza who, after being released from prison, also reinvented himself, selling crepes from a cart. Other Characters and Appearances: Police Officer/Detective: A police officer who frequently pursues Tatsu due to suspicions about his activities, but is always wrong. Yakuza Members (Various): Members of Tatsu's former group who appear in skits trying to convince him to return. Butcher/Hardware Store Owner: Episodic characters who interact with Tatsu during his shopping trips. The main voice cast in Japan includes Kenjirou Tsuda (Tatsu), Shizuka Itô (Miku), and Kazuyuki Okitsu (Masa).

Torajiro (The Crepe Dragon):
Main emotion: Competitiveness/Pride.
What it demonstrates: Tatsu's former rival, now focused on his crepe business. He maintains a "tough guy" persona while selling, turning crepe sales into a turf war. He likes to show off: That his crepe is the best and that his new "business life" is as respectable as his old Yakuza days.

Masa (Tatsu's ex-partner): Main emotion: Admiration/Confusion. What he demonstrates: Masa idolizes Tatsu and tries to follow in his footsteps. However, he is constantly confused by the fact that Tatsu traded the mafia for recipes and cleaning, also demonstrating a lot of clumsy effort. He likes to demonstrate: Loyalty to his "older brother" (Tatsu) and a willingness to learn to be a good homemaker (even without much talent).

Gin (The Cat): Main Emotion: Indifference/Disdain. What he demonstrates: Like most cats, Gin shows disinterest in Tatsu's antics, often only appearing to eat or observe from afar. Miku (Tatsu's Wife): Main Emotion: Otaku Enthusiasm/Calm Support. What she demonstrates: She is a career woman, hardworking and passionate about anime (especially Policure) and cute products. She loves Tatsu and accepts his peculiar past naturally. She likes to demonstrate: Her excitement about new collectible items and her love for "Tatchan" (Tatsu's nickname), acting as the calm and human balance in the relationship. In short, the work is built on intensity (Tatsu), admiration (Masa), and passionate enthusiasm (Miku).

In Tatsu the Immortal (Gokushufudou), the comedy arises from the exaggerated intensity the characters dedicate to everyday household chores, contrasting with their pasts or personalities. Here are the emotions the main characters most often demonstrate and enjoy demonstrating: Tatsu (The Immortal): Main Emotion: Fierce Dedication/Extreme Seriousness. What he demonstrates: Tatsu tackles cleaning, cooking, and shopping with the same violent and strategic intensity as a Yakuza leader. He demonstrates a deep and protective love for his wife, Miku, and absolute loyalty to his new household chores. What he likes to demonstrate: The excellence and "art" of being a perfect homemaker, often acting unintentionally intimidating when dealing with neighbors or doing simple tasks. Miku (Tatsu's Wife): Main Emotion: Otaku Enthusiasm/Calm Support. What she demonstrates: She is a career woman, hardworking, and passionate about anime (especially Policure) and cute products. She loves Tatsu and accepts his peculiar past naturally. He likes to show his excitement about new collectible items and his love for "Tatchan" (Tatsu's nickname), acting as the calm and human balance in the relationship.
Masa (Tatsu's ex-partner): Main emotion: Admiration/Confusion. What he demonstrates: Masa idolizes Tatsu and tries to follow in his footsteps. However, he is constantly confused by the fact that Tatsu traded the mafia for recipes and cleaning, also demonstrating a lot of clumsy effort. He likes to demonstrate: Loyalty to his "older brother" (Tatsu) and a willingness to learn to be a good homemaker (even without much talent). Torajiro (The Crepe Dragon): Main emotion: Competitiveness/Pride. What he demonstrates: Tatsu's former rival, now focused on his crepe business. He maintains a "tough guy" pose while selling, turning crepe sales into a turf war. He likes to demonstrate: That his crepe is the best and that his new "business life" is as respectable as his old Yakuza days.