Episode 3 is the obvious outlier; I had to stop and look up who did it, because it was reminiscent of SHAFT's style with the use of on-screen text and different (more deformed/sketchy) character drawings, in a complete departure from the first two eps. I didn't hate the style in itself but it was jarringly different. But that's not the only instance. Other episodes have their own quirks, too, which is kind of neat but distracting. It's harder to keep pace with the show because it keeps changing.