Revman

I'm thinking you should be watching out for Scarfed bugs like Heracross, perhaps not leading with Malamar to make your intentions less obvious and eliminate any fast Bug threats would help you a lot. As mentioned by another user, consider Heal Bell Vaporeon to stop your Malamar from getting Para'd, Poisoned or Burnt. I just think you should be cautious around bugs, since they have more than enough potential to mess you and your strategy up with Quiver dances and whatever.

I'm gonna give my opinion on your team~ Infernape's a nice lead coupled with both Taunt and Stealth Rocks, though personally I've always been more a fan of an Offensive Infernape other wise this looks to be a pretty solid set. While Starmie's a good spinner, I can't help but think that maybe Defog Zapdos would be better, and would Leave you free to put Tbolt on your Starmie. Since you seem to use Starmie offensively, I can't help but think that maybe Surf would work better for you on your team. Zapdos is always a good Pokemon, and it definitely is a pain in the ass for sure, as I mentioned earlier, I think Defog may work a tiny bit better than Volt Switch, if not Defog, consider using HP Ice to take out threats like Salamence or Landorus Dragonite's a good pokemon to use, but I've always believed that choice iteming it is wasting Potential. I've noticed that Dragon Dance+Weakness Policy is an absolute Monster of a combination on Dragonites and can get off sweeps very easily. Other than that, I don't really have much to say about your team, it looks pretty solid. Of course, my advice is just advice, you can always use or not use as much of it as you want. Hope I helped

I don't have too much to say about this team since it looks pretty solid haha But, I've got a few things which you may want to consider. With Florges, although it's a wall/tank/support set it's completely walled by a Physical attacking Steel type, for this perhaps Consider HP Fire over Aromatherapy or Protect, but Florges does suffer from 4 slot syndrome, so it's up to you. With Mawile, usually it only gets 1 Opportunity to set up and that's usually the best time to Swords Dance. I'd think that Iron head would help you a lot more by taking down Rock and other Bulky Fairy types. Togekiss could be changed up into an offensive set if you decide you want to, Nasty Plot instead of Defog (Although that'd leave you open to hazard spam) can help achieve some good sweeps. T-Wave/Airslash Paraflinch is also an option if you want people to hate you. Azumarill can be a Belly Drum set as well, if you run Sitrus Berry with Max HP Adamant Max Atk, you can get a Belly Drum off, Recover to 75% with your berry and have the Freedom to use your other 3 moves which I've noticed that Waterfall/Aquajet/Playrough work best for that set. One tiny detail with Clefable, you can always run Stored Power which increases by 20BP with every stat boost you get replacing Seismic Toss with Stored Power would give you some Amazing power, but on the other hand would leave you walled by Dark Types.

I'm wondering why you didn't include EVs it makes it that much harder for me to help, but since I'm better with Water, I'll only comment on Water. Politoed: Hyper Voice really doesn't do anything for you, you'd be much better off with using a move such as Perish Song to force switches or Focus Blast to dent/KO Dark Types. Same goes for Mudshot, Mudshot doesn't hit anything hard (Aside from Steel) that a Rain boosted Hydro Pump wont. Galvantula: I'd suggest taking Thunder and using the Ability Compound eyes which would raise Thunder's Accuracy if rain where to die out for whatever reason. On top of that, a Focus Sash'd be better since Galvantula is frail and it can essentially guarantee you getting off a Sticky web. Pelipper: I have no idea why you're using a Pelipper. I'd suggest taking something like a Shell Smash Omastar or Swift Swim/Swords Dance Kabutops in its place. Swampert: Modest is the complete wrong nature for a Swampert, Adamant is what you'll wanna use. Avalanche over Ice Punch and consider using Mirror Coat over Stone Edge. Manectric: No problems with this other than you using Magnet rise, Hidden Power Ice or Hidden Power Grass would be a much better option in terms of coverage. All in all, your rain team really is lacking of some good Rain Ability abusers, as I mentioned before Kabutops or Omastar would do wonders for you.

I like your team over all, however I've got a few Pointers of my own just to hand down if you're interested. I'm just gonna comment on the Pokemon sets that I'd change: Conkeldurr is a massive threat, over all a good Pokemon. One of my personal Favourite sets for it is 252 HP 252 Atk Adamant with Guts and an Assault Vest. I'd consider getting rid of Thunderpunch in favour of Knock off since Knock off's been buffed with Gen 6 and essentially is hitting with about 98 Base power if you knock an item off give or take 1 or 2 BP. Talonflame's a real good Pokemon, but your use of Steel Wing is almost completely Redundant. An unresisted Flare Blitz or Brave Bird will be doing more damage than Super Effective Steel Wing against a Fairy, and Steel wing's not nearly strong enough to KO any decent Rock type threat. Perhaps Running Tailwind for supporting the rest of your team by doubling your speed or using Swords Dance/Bulk up to help with a sweep would be better for you. And one more small detail, Nasty Plot Togekiss may help you Achieve sweeps and OHKO's against Pokemon you usually would 2HKO or have switch out against. If you're crazy about Accuracy like I am, you may want to run Flamethrower on Togekiss rather than Heatwave.