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Here are some unusual names that kids in Sweden have (that is, unusual by Swedish standards). I've found these on online sites and in papers

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Lillva
Kiwi (girl)
Saskia
Isolde
Emelin Elmerina
Olympia
Djimon (boy; parents not Swedish)
Nala (dad from Kenya)
Ricki Adelé
Fanny Elvira Hauke Hale-Bopp (NB: Fanny is a totally normal name in Sweden and has no bad connotations)
Caston
Timbastian
Maxilliam
Sebian and Caspian
Casbian
November (girl)
Victor Cosmo Yoga
Iggy, Link and Babs
Iggie (girl)
Emone (girl)
Ministry (girl)
Engla-Leona Edwina
Nike Inanna Felicia
Jander (boy)
Jazz (boy)
Alfons, Lexus and Vita
Yamineth (girl)
Happy (gir)
Figaro
Havanna (Havana is spelled with two N in Swedish)
Hiro (boy)
Lennox (boy)
Mingus
Oderia
Star Jemina Soda and Ninja Celsia Pixie
Alice Wilda Hallon and Tindra Wilda Violina (hallon means "raspberry", vilda hallon means "wild raspberries" and Tindra means "to twinkle, to glisten")
Clovis
Elinda
Lava Denice Adore
Ismone (girl)
Moro Anakin (laughed at this; moro means "fun" in Norwegian)
Nimrod
Jamanda
Lewisia Tingeling (levisia is a plant and Tingeling is Swedish for Tinkerbelle)
Lyckeli Astrea (Lykke and Li are real names, but Lyckeli sounds like "lycklig", which means happy and lucky)
Puma
Luna Valentina
Oden and Diesel
Lego (ick, ick, ick)
Frosti (boy)
Khioni
Allexzhander (*pukes*)
Lauwerina
Amandakarin
Avantasia