Hypergressive

the team as is is very solid, and you should definitely put magnemite on your team; it has great resistances, fairly bulky, and learns great moves just by leveling up. Ralts is very tempting, but you should probably wait for a lull in the story before adding it to your team as a gardevoir. I am inclined to agree with Animefan regarding swinub, as having a ground type on your team will make many up coming battles easier to deal with, though i personally would try to find something a little faster than swinub, such as diglett. I would cut brave bird on blazekin, as it only would be used over blaze kick against opposing figthing types, which Noivern should handle. I liked to have fire pledge in that slot, as it makes the fight against the bug gym extremely free (though you are past that point) and interacts with many fields to make it a fiery hell for your foes.

you need to replace leavanny with something else for this battle; its offensive options are just no good for this fight, and is too squishy. Consider using secret power as a move on one of your pokemon; in this field, it becomes mirror shot, which is super effective against ice types. consider using a rock type poke for this gym, especially one with sturdy and stealth rock. Also consider putting noivern on the bench for this battle too, as its 4x weakness to ice is crippling to its performance.

general advice: use your fire types at the start of the fight and try to take out Gardevoir first; granbull is quite strong, but gardevoir has much better coverage; once whimsicott hits the field, bring out your steel types; whimsicott loves to use a prankster priority tailwind when it comes out, which will change the field to fairy-tale. Steel gets a nice power boost on this field, letting you eliminate any remaining threats. DO TAKE OUT MEGA MAWILE BEFORE THE FIELD CHANGE, AS FIRE MOVES BECOME DRAGON TYPE ON FAIRY FIELD, making it much harder to take her out without using a good ground type. Excadrill works wonders in this battle(but try to keep him for the second half; he doesnt last long), as well as Staraptor, since many of adriens pokes have a grass subtype. bringing your own terrain is also a valid strategy, but is not neccessary for victory. Dont try and force a poisin type on your team for just this battle (though crobat is an excellent option), as many poisin types that are avalible in reborn cant learn the moves they need to or are just bad. For your team specifically, i could provide more strategy if you gave me your movesets and held items, but for what i can see now, i would suggest leading with noivern and your pick of swampert or torterra. priortize down the gardevoir, and actually hope that granbull takes out noivern; this allows a clean switch in for arcanine, who will take out mega mawile. togekiss is not particularly threatening, but is annoyingly bulky. try and use phyiscal moves against it. if you decide to use crobat, save it for when the field changes; poison is much less effective in misty terrain, as you cant inflict status conditions.

have you tried giving Archer an application? He needs somewhere to go too, right?

Going off of bulbapedia and such, yes, it cannot, BUT in Lostelle's guides i have SEEN his starapotor use drill peck! i have also seen people talk about running it on their staraptor sets when talking about teams so there is apparently a way in reborn to do it! I want in on this. (unless they altered data to do it) Also, i want to catch corey's skunktank but due to the silver band change i can't. should I just upload my game data here or is there a thread for this? I would rather not revert to 15 if i can.

How do i teach Staraptor drill peck??? i want to run intimidate on it instead of the suicide reckless+brave bird i am forced into right now