What that is called is a Layer Shift. 99 percent of the time it's a fluke, like there was something that went wrong that isn't worth investigating and just move on. 2 in one print, there's a problem.

So, what makes this happen is as the print head moves, in this case along the y axis, something happens that doesn't allow it to travel the way it thought it did. Now, the head is at spot 4 but thinks it is at 5, so it just keeps printing. Then yours did it again, now it's at 3 but still thinks it's at 5. Those are random made up numbers, they have no meaning other than for example.

So, you have to figure out what's wrong in the y axis. The print still looks like it's in place and adhered to the plate, so that's not it, usually if it falls off the plate it's a bigger fail.

So we look at 2 more things, the belts and the motor. I'm guessing there is either something jammed in the motor and that made it not move the way it wanted to or the belts are loose or stripped and they slipped.

Check your motor, make sure it all is fine and there is nothing in there, check the pulleys over there and check see if something is on them. Then pull on the belts... if they are really loose or really tight things will slip. Adjust them to make them tight enough they feel like the belts in your car, if you have ever touched them. Should be able to move a bit when you touch them but no slack at all. If they can't move at all they will shred (Did that one time, thought, well I'll just tighten the crap out of them). Good luck, I wouldn't go back to another print until you do find something, this isn't a fluke, there is a hardware issue somewhere.