I think you may have a little to many planeswalkers, I understand the feeling because I love that you have so many and what planeswalkers can do. The only downside is that they can't block. You, the player, are a planeswalker so the problem lies in that you can't block attacks till you get one of your five out, tokens out, or your general. You do have some beautiful ramp in this deck though so it may work. One large problem is however that you can only have one planeswalker of the same name out on the field. You have a lot of doubles or triples so I think you should cut out at least one from the triples. But this is also a beautiful deck so copy it and then edit the copy and see which one plays better. There's also a way to kill your general, mass destroy cards. If I remember correctly which I may not, since it isn't directly targeting him it will work. You should look it up though. But I do think you should get vensers journal to make sure you don't have a max hand size. A creature I think would help is Gisela, blade of goldnight. She has flying and first strike but her passives are that any attack that a source you control deals damage that damage is doubled, and any source that targets you is halved rounded up. Not exact wording but basically everytime you do any damage to a creature or player it doubles, and any damage targeted at you is halved rounded up. Just to speed up the process of winning. But once again I repeat this deck is wonderful and I like it. Don't edit it, make a copy and edit that.

@Ripper882: I'm considering taking out Garruk Wildspeaker, Garruk, Primal Hunter, & possibly Jace, Memory Adept. Replacing them with Archangel of Tithes, possibly Gisela, Blade of Goldnight, & Contagion Engine

@MasterTaco contagion engine and gisela are amazing, and tilthes is actually a really low drop. Those are good cards

Contagion engine and I would recommend Academy Rector If you want some other idea's check out my super friends edh and feel free to use any ideas from it.

On another note I do like your take on it I do agree with Ripper882 that there may be too many 'walkers

The other day I played a deck with 31 planeswalkers and I lost. Not because of the planeswalkers but because his deck had abilities that could take cards from my hand and field and put it on his. That added with his planeswalkers won the game. He took a card that made all permanents indestructible...

How about Parallax Wave?

First time seeing that card and it looks cool, but I don't really see how much this benefits me? I understand that my commander can keep giving it a counter at my end step, but I have to remove a counter to exile creature and remove a counter at my upkeep to keep it on my field, so at most I can only have it remove 4 creatures, unless I had doubling season so i could remove 9 creatures, and possibly a bit more each turn if I have Strionic Resonator & Rings of Brighthearth, but like any other card it takes a single target removal spell to get rid of it.

Depends on how often you proliferate. I'm surprised Contagion Engine isn't also on your list. Parallax Wave lets you remove multiple creatures at instant speed during an opponents attack phase to protect your walkers.

I did originally use it, but then I realized that if I wanted to use Contagion Engine the same turn I would have to use 10 mana which is too much to proliferate once, and a 6 drop that gives -1/-1 on each creature target player controls is kinda weak. And if I had to pay four mana to activate an artifacts ability, I rather use The Chain Veil because, yes the contagion engine gives all of them +1 counters, some of them have +2 abilities or -1 abilities I want to reactivate, like Ajani. I understand that Parallax Wave removes multiple creatures at instant speed, but it is a limited quantity and they will come back and possibly help the opponent if said creatures have etb or anything on their field helps that. That is why I have Norn's Annex and Archangel of Tithes to tax them for attacking and hopefully Ensnaring Bridge prevents them from attacking at all.

I understand completely; permanent answers are always preferable. If prevention is more your focus, Sphere of Safety also protects walkers.