Unusual but not ridiculous names for a boy

[Flowerface]

I am not even pregnant (TTC), so it isn't exactly an emergency. But what the heck do you call a boy? I am thinking something unusual but not so much so that he gets punched in the playground (DD is called 'Elsa', think it would be a bit mean to have one way more zany than the other). So what sort of names do you think? I have considered (yes, I do have to much brain-time on my hands):
Wilfred (Fred)
Gilbert
Lev (but someone pointed out that it sounds like 'Lav')
Edward (Ted. Too boring?)
Emil (would everyone pick on him and call him Emily?!)

I particularly like things with a central/Eastern European resonance (Russian or German). I don't want anything too Biblical, since I am not at all religious. I like old fashioned, but I don't want to be too self-consciously old man. Any thoughts...?!

Casper
Alouyicious (can't spell!)
Felix

I know children called these names

I like:
Ridley
Christian
Morgan
Sebastian (not that unusual I guess)
Tristan

Alouyicious (can't spell!)

Aloysius

Emil is great!

How about:
Keir
Leif
Isaac
Jago
Inigo
Raphael (Rafa)
Nathaniel (Nate)
Jude
Joel
Magnus
Seth

Maxim?
Ludo
Frank
Oskar

I like Ivan, but we want John as a middle name, so it would be like calling him the same thing twice in different languages!

And I am liking Maxim... (though I slightly want to ad 'us' on the end...)

Bremner

I like all your ideas so far, especially Gilbert.

Just a word on Lev -if you are avoiding biblical names it might not be ideal -my first association was Leviticus.

Like Emil but Elsa & Emil sounds a bit like you wanted twins! I think he'd get Heskey more than Emily if he was in school today bur that association may pass quickly

OP I like your suggestions although I'd say Edward was pretty usual/common. I like Emil but can't imagine how it is pronounced in English (In German I'd say Eh-meel).
How about
Leon
Magnus
Quentin
Raphael

Zeff ?

Rhodri

Rufus

Elsa and Zeb

I was in love with a boy called xavier...very cool

In Russian Lev is pronounced Lyev. I guess you need to be aware of that? Is that how you are pronouncing it?

Have we had Anton?

I really like the Slavic names Branko, Darko, Marko.

Also Berry and Gray. Surnames can make unusual but not outlandish first names, sometimes, esp if there are any in your own familes.

Forgot Dusko, my v. favourite Slavic name.

Jarek?
Ezra?

Frey
Gulliver
Roman

Ford
leif
lake
oakley
Avary
Merry
Wolfgang
Vlad

I think it's quite funny that 'Rollo' got castigated for being too ridiculous but 'Agamemnon' didn't!