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I like them a lot as nicknames. Legally, they're kind of playful, and different in a good way.
My favorite is Oz, but it is awfully short as a legal name. Its a pet peeve. I would like legal names to have at least 3 letters, but I still like it.

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I like the names that conjure these diminutives too: Osmond, Oswald, Oscar, etc. But the first two are really dated, I'm not sure if they'd work well in this century. I'm so tempted to use one of them, though.

I like them, more so Ozzie / Ozzy than Oz, but they’re all nice. It’s cool and fresh, I could totally see it catching on. I really like the name Oswald, so I’d personally prefer to use them as a nickname for that but I’ve never been one to take much of an issue with nicknames as full names if that’s what they’re going to be called a majority of the time.

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Osmond / Osmund and Osbert are interesting too.

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I like Oswald "Ozzie" Amadeus

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Other MNs I like with Oswald "Ozzie"…
- Oswald "Ozzie" Adrian
- Oswald "Ozzie" Damian
- Oswald "Ozzie" Gabriel
- Oswald "Ozzie" Hadrian
- Oswald "Ozzie" Julian
- Oswald "Ozzie" Valentin / Valentine

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For a sibling I think a lot of different kind of names work. Anything a bit old-fashioned, maybe with a zany nickname of its own would work.

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Oswald / Ozzie and…

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Alanna, Bonnie, Heidi, Agatha / "Aggie", Althea, Antonia / "Toni", Daphne, Gretchen, Penelope / "Nell" / "Nellie" / "Penny", Sarah / "Sally", Tabitha / "Tabby", Vivian, Pollyanna / "Polly"

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There's a YouTuber I watch that has a little GIRL named Ozzy, her infant sister is a Stella I believe. I wouldn't mind it as much if it was short for Ozma or Oswalda, but weirdly for me I done completely HATE it, just mild dislike to neutral. On a boy? Neutral to mild like, though I prefer it as a NN, I doubt Ozzy legally would be taken seriously on a job application.

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Also male or female, I imagine it to be a child with unruly, thick dirty blond hair.

Don't like it at all