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Wow! So many Charlottes and Annas and Sophies! I'm surprised by how "normal" many of these names seem…I was in Berlin this past May and would have assumed there was some kind of German hipster naming style--whatever that means. Anyhow, I like

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Emine Hanan
Caja Irene Luzia
Mischa Lea
Antonia Leonie
Nayeli Rita Teresa - love, love, love this…it's not very German though, lol
Malte Maximilian - Malte is the best!
Marlon Luis
Gwynten Michael - I'm intrigued! Is Gwynten made up?
Benito Antonio
Jimmy-Joel - Would the J's in this name be pronounced the way they are in English, or as Y's?
Edgar Aeneas
Anno Thaddeus - what's Anno? Never seen it before.
Paul Jonathan
Ali Kazim
Bersan Arel - any info on these names?
Aaron Yunus
Bora Anton Felix - I'd only ever seen Bora as a female Korean name. Guessing it's the Turkish name meaning 'hurricane' (which is awesome) here
Juri Janusz Emil

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And a handful of middle names on their own…
Mongolijn - not sure if I like this, but I am intrigued. In German, do you pronounce -ij like a strong I sound, the way you do in Dutch?
Feyza
Florentine
Tabea
Priyanka
Felicitas
Jasmin
Wing-Yi
Ottokar

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This is so interesting! Thanks for sharing.