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You already have a bunch of suggestions, here are a few more of my favorite sci-fi names/characters that I didn't see...
Hari / Salvor (both from Asimov's Foundation series) Rico (from Heinlein's Starship Troopers) Leto / Duncan (both from Herbert's Dune) Ender (from Card's Ender's Game series) Filip (from Corey's The Expanse series)
Honorable mentions Fry (Futurama) Jar-Jar (Binks)
Rodney, after Dave.
Burlsby
Yipperdoddle
The Kruntz
Niv Mizzet, Dracogenius
Hingle
How about Medium Chungus
Recently I am partial to the nameοΌ Arthur
Name him whatever your great grandfather's middle name is.
My wife and I ended up having a girl, but the names we were thinking of if we had a boy were Apollo or Layton. Those probably don't need your criteria, but just throwing it out there!
Name trends tend to skip generations. So if you look to the names of your grandparents generation and use them, there'll be loads of them old names in their class at school.
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Daenerys