Many countries do place some restrictions on names. Some are more restrictive than others. In Germany, for instance, parents have to submit the name, and one of the rules is that the name cannot “negatively effect the child”. They would probably disapprove of “Shrek”. Now - that’s the legal side. But is it a good idea to name your children after fictional characters? Especially unique ones that are immediately recognizable? Certainly plenty of people have. Hermione - which is a real historical name, btw, and not technically “unique” the way “Shrek” is unique - was dropping tremendously in usage… Until Harry Potter came out, when you see the name make a huge jump back up again in popularity. That being said, this is relative - Hermione was never a really popular name, and it still isn’t. But it’s back up to close to its turn-of-the-1900s levels.
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