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While your combos thrill me in a childish way, I don't quite take them seriously. I do take them plausibly, however.

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They are fun, for sure. Especially Rooney Van Bell, which sounds like a protagonist in a 1950s rom com. Or a fairy tale character like Rip Van Winkle.

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While I wouldn't use it, I actually do see Rooney as usable.

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I will warn you that I accidently typed both "looney" and "tooney" twice while I was writing this response, so you may want to consider that.

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Otto and Giotto are two names that I love for their quirk, and Van is nice, but I always step it up with Vance. Olwen is feminine isn't it? I am not totally sure. Olen and Oren are masculine alternatives.

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Can I suggest a few alternatives that have the same "feel" as your Rooney options?:

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Quigley Arlo Bell
Fitzroy Van Bell
Rafferty Ernst Bell
Rogan Hugh Bell
Culley Jack bell
Roarke Huey Bell
Glyn Wolf Bell
Arlen Fritz Bell
Gilroy Oren Bell
Digby Walt Bell
Lawler Milo Bell
Irving Reid Bell
Guthrie Franz Bell
Brennan Emil Bell
Roscoe Magee Bell
Breck Tomas Bell
Gallagher Dirk Bell
Innis Archie Bell
Morton Felix Bell
Etc...