For well-distributed points, nearest neighbor search is often near O(logn)O(\log n)O(logn) in practice. In the worst case (all points clustered tightly or along a line), it can degrade to O(n)O(n)O(n), but this is uncommon with typical spatial data.
So far, I've focused on weird little freaks who were introduced after Pokémon got its start in 1996. I don't want anyone to think I'm ignoring the original 151, plenty of whom are quirky and goofy in their own ways. One such weirdo is Lickitung, who just has a giant tongue that it uses to lick things. Sometimes weirdness is simple like that. Give a little guy a big tongue and make that his defining feature, and you've got yourself a 30-year-strong weird little guy.
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