It would be easier for others to reply if you link the novel.
Can't be that much.
Edit: Never mind, 36 episodes in two weeks is a lot. Consider releasing episodes weekly and not all at once.
I do have to agree with @susurro a bit when it comes to introducing you main character, but I also understand that that short introduction he does have is more or less to establish his status power-wise as opposed to a full character introduction. I can tell that a fuller introduction is probably going to come later. Also you could do more to describe the setting, like an establishing shot.
I think the use of a ten year child to expound on what Maane Chronick is looking for in an opponent was strange and stilted. The way she yelled into the guild this list of things this guy, who's supposedly walking the streets and causing problems, is like she was given a handwritten note with al that information from Chronick himself. So, consider editing down what is said to the guild or having another way for Chronick to get Reyley's attention if the altercation between the two characters has to stay.
Your next episode is just exposition or an info dump. Now, personally this reads to me that as a writer you're unsure of how to relay this information and weave it throughout the story. If this information is important, you should be able to write it into the narrative of the story so that it's not blandly told via an information dump. Also, readers are relatively resistant to info dumps as they can be pretty boring to get through and they are unlikely to retain the information you present.
Okay, you have 2 for 2 fights that occur without the stakes of the fight being clear to the reader. You can say that the fight between Chronick and Reyley was about saving the multiverse, but why should the reader care. If you'd spent a little time describing the world and maybe some character interactions, I could be more invested in the fight, even if it ended so one-sidedly. Same with Lero and the Celestial King. A little more in explaining what is gained or loss if one or the other wins could go a long way in getting the reader invested in the fight and the outcome.
So, I skipped ahead a few episodes only skimming the text and personally I think there's too much time spent on the background stuff that's tangentially related to Reyley. We go from a short intro scene into exposition, to background stuff for 3 episodes before getting to Reyley's origin story. Not saying that the sequence of events doesn't make sense, just that maybe getting back to the main character should come sooner.
Generally, that's all I have to say with reading through the first few episodes. Consider making more detailed descriptions and changing where exposition goes.
