Mohawk

Mohawk is the spiked, unhinged gremlin who leads the chaos in Gremlins 2. Fans love his over-the-top attitude, gleeful destruction, and punk-rock villain energy. He turns mayhem into performance art. Mohawk is chaos with a haircut.

Stuff

All the Coolest Mohawk related stuff from the Gremlins Movies, TV Series, Cartoon... AND BEYOND!

Bat Gremlin – NECA Figure (Gremlins 2: The New Batch)

$54.99

Gremlins 2 – Mohawk ReAction Figure by Super7

$20.99

NECA Gremlins Evolution of the Gremlin Box Set

$69.99

Gremlins 2 Demolition Gremlins 2-Pack 7” Figures by NECA

$79.99

NECA Gremlins 2: The New Batch – Tattoo Gremlins 2-Pack 7" Figures

$69.99

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GREMLINS 2 THE NEW BATCH GIZMO MOGWAI PROP

$149.99

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GREMLINS 2 THE NEW BATCH MOHAWK MOGWAI PROP

$119.99

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Gremlins 2 – Battle Ready Gizmo ReAction Figure by Super7

$20.99

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GREMLINS 2 THE NEW BATCH GIZMO WITH BOW #1753 POP!

$12.99

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Gizmo – Gremlins – BST AXN 5" Figure by The Loyal Subjects

$24.99

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Spider Gremlin – Gremlins 2: The New Batch Action Figure by NECA

$69.99

“New York… New York!”

– Mohawk, immediately understanding the city’s true vibe

Mohawk

Mohawk is pure Gremlins anarchy distilled into one sharp-toothed, spiky-haired menace. As the evolved, city-fueled version of Stripe in Gremlins 2, he cranks the chaos knob all the way up, trading small-town mischief for full-blown urban mayhem. He’s louder, meaner, and clearly having the time of his life wrecking everything in sight.

Fans love Mohawk because he embodies the movie’s wild, self-aware energy. He’s not just a villain, he’s a walking punchline with claws, smashing the fourth wall of logic while leaning hard into cartoon villain swagger. Every grin, cackle, and destructive act feels like the movie daring you not to laugh while everything burns. Mohawk doesn’t just cause trouble… he celebrates it.

There’s something iconic about him. Mohawk represents the moment Gremlins stopped pretending to behave and fully embraced being ridiculous. When he’s on screen, the rules are gone, the jokes get sharper, and the chaos becomes the point.