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Thanks for the reply, yes my name is Mike. But when I look at Google translate, Mike comes up as マイク.魔偉区
It's most likely the transliteration of "Mike". The kanji are used just as phonetic symbols without meanings. Is this your name?
Sorry, you are the second opinion. Yes I do understand a little about the characters. Thank you. Your translation is what it is supposed to be, thanks for your help.You are free to ask second opinion, but you don't seem to understand the Japanese writing system in the first place. Indeed each kanji have meanings, but it's also used as just a phonogram. (If I were the souvenir maker, I would choose 摩 or 真 instead of 魔, though.) See the following wiki page. That's a souvenir for foreigners since they often request to write their name in kanji without knowing it's impossible.
Ateji - Wikipedia