More than likely it's because someone complained about the card being misused at a tournament. Either that or the creators of yugioh decided that the card was to overpowered to be used in tournaments and should only be for collecting purposes only
No. But if there is, it is probably already banned.
Monster Reborn isn't banned. It is a limited card (meaning only one may be in your deck). It was banned for about a year or two but it has recently been limited.
It is limited(you can use 1) but not totally banned.
No. The Yu-gi-oh card maker is just for fun, and not officially affiliated with Konami (the company that owns Yu-gi-oh). You can just make cards that look like it but you can not actually print it like a real yu-gi-oh card.
It is currently banned in Advanced Format, and restricted to 1 in Traditional Format.
No it is not
No, it is not.
Yes, Maxx "C" is currently banned in the official Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game.
Maxx "C" was banned from official tournament play in the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game on September 1, 2013.
No. But if there is, it is probably already banned.
The "old" Obelisk the Tormentor is not a legal Yu-Gi-Oh! card, so it is technically not banned. However the card does state on the bottom, "This card cannot be used in a Duel", which pretty much means you are not allowed to use it.
Drawing 2 cards for nothing without a cost.
Monster Reborn isn't banned. It is a limited card (meaning only one may be in your deck). It was banned for about a year or two but it has recently been limited.
"Monster Reborn" is the name of a Yu-Gi-Oh card.
No.
Yes, Raviel, Lord of Phantasms is a Yu-Gi-Oh! card.
It's just part of a trading card game of Yu-Gi-Oh!