Odie, on the other hand, was impersonating Dio, and there was a real Dio to impersonate. It may also have something to do with the fact that neither of the latter two had a "real" counterpart out there with the same name Raksha ate the real Levin's soul (which, come to think of it, could have had something to do with how he could be dominated under that name) and the only other Gestahl is an impostor, and a highly reluctant one at that. Similarly, Gestahl may be an alias, but it's also the only name the man has answered to for centuries. Raksha played the role of Levin long enough that he may have actually considered it to be ( one of) his actual name(s).
It might have something to do with whether or not the individual in question actually thinks of that name as being his. He had no memories of his past as Lord Median, so at that point he did truly believe his name was Gehstall. The same question goes for Gehstall/Median in the Demon Path. He tells Endorph to keep calling him Levin even after his true identity is revealed. 'Levin' submits to the fake name because he believes the shell's name is the one that matters, and thus adopts it as his own for as long as he inhabits the shell. He recognizes the name 'Endorph' as his own. It's the inverted case as Dio, whose real name isn't that but he adopts it as his own and Endorph, whose true name is Faded, his name as Chroma Oxide is Walnut, and his name in the Soul Nomad universe is Endorph. That is why he cannot consent with a fake name. Raksha, being the Manipulative Bastard he is, may have kept enough of Levin on hand to allow for domination in case he needed Gig's assistance, and finished consuming Levin when the trap had been sprung to sever any ties with Gig and keep his soul from being consumed. 
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