Love. Death and Robots as Shami says, it's an anthology series on Netflix (IIRC 3 seasons), all the episodes are standalone stories (although there are I think two episodes with the same characters), and they vary in animation style, story type, look, genre etc. You can go from horror, to humour and everything else.
Literally the only common thing is that every episode relates to Love, Death or Robots, sometimes all three. It has some really great episodes, I don't think there was one that I've not enjoyed, but favourites are probably Sonnies' Edge (based on a Peter F Hamilton short*), Three Robots, Secret War, Automated Customer Service, Bad Travelling and Jibaro.
If you've got netflix it's definitely worth looking at it, as the episodes range from about 15-45 minutes and if you don't like one just skip forward and you'll almost certainly come to some you enjoy
*The moment I started watching it and realised what it was there may have been a little squeal of joy, I'd been waiting for 20+ years for something of his to be put on screen, and always said the only way to do it justice was probably an "adult orientated" (not porn) animation, and expected it to be an anime series or something if it ever happened as for a very long time Western animation was pretty much always either kids, or Family Guy/Futurama at most.
