I would touch on two pokemon I feel are slightly out of place - Breloom and Yanmega.
I myself find Breloom really good to use against an inexperienced player, but Breloom is extremely easy to predict, often following a standard pattern of either:
- Spore, then Focus Punch
- Sub, if
- a threatening pokemon comes in, Spore
- If an obvious RestTalker comes in, and is weak to Focus Punch/Seed Bomb (Heatran and Milotic fine examples), attack first
To follow up the second step you can block its attacks with a wall THEN switch out to said RestTalker to take Spore and Breloom is walled for eternity.
It doesn't help that base 70 speed is lacking and Breloom is for the most part, either too slow when Adamant or hits a lot less harder when Jolly.
Yanmega takes 50% from Stealth Rock on the way in and as such is only viable for a lead or with a Spinner, which your team lacks.
I would advise a more threatening sweeper over Breloom, I would recommend Heracross to break Cresselia which your team has trouble doing. I would recommend the Choice Scarf set (216 Speed EVs) over the Choice Band set because of Dugtrio - you would need Heracross to break Cress and such.
Tyranitar also poses a major threat to your team able to OHKO almost every member of your whole team. I would recommend SpecsLucario > Yanmega, 4x resistance to both of Tyranitar's STAB moves is great and SpecsLuke can also aid a Heracross sweep by ridding you of Gliscor.
Simply use Heracross first to scout for the physical walls, and get Lucario in and use the attack that would severely damage said wall.
Note: You would need HP Ice on Lucario to OHKO Gliscor, which may be hard to find for WiFi
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