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Mega Luke is actually a good check for Mega Kang. Mega Luke outspeeds and can do heavy damage with Adaptability boosted STAB Close Combat.

Consider adding Volt Switch in somewhere on Forretress (maybe over Spikes to help with pivoting). It looks like your team wants to pound things hard to clear the way for one of your setup sweepers to do work and Volt Switch aids a lot with prediction. On Azumarrill, put Play Rough over Double-Edge for fairy STAB with decent coverage (and no recoil). Also consider Splash Plate over Choice Band to bluff a CB.

Just a question though, how do you deal with the Rotom-Wash switch-in? Nothing on your team seems like it can absorb a Will-o-Wisp and while you have two fire types, they of course do not want to eat a Hydro Pump. Even Forretress will not take well to repeated Volt Switches from Rotom-W.

You seem to want to take a more hyper offensive route with your team. You have the right idea by adding in several powerful hitters, some very capable sweepers and a banded priority hitter.

Among your pokemon right now, replacing Hydreigon with a scarf moxie mence gives you a fast devastating wallbreaker who does not need to worry about Sticky Web.

All in all, can't really recommend too much changes yet, depending on how you want your team to go. To build a good team, I think you need to start with a 2-3 pokemon core you want to build around and add in pokemon that complement them based on how you want to play.

As a sample, here is my first crack at a Pokebank OU team: http://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/mixmence-based-team.3493808/

I built a team around an offensive core with good synergy typing-wise and then added in support pokemon that could let me pivot around and also add in hazard support.