Neighborhood Watch

Summary
Neighborhood Watch, sometimes referred to as "NW" or "the Watch", is a special organization that acts as the foremost authority for their local area of the multiverse, including most of the Yu-Gi-Oh! universes, though they keep their activities hidden from all but those they directly deal with. Primarily concerning themselves with espionage, law-enforcement, diplomacy, and, if worse comes to worse, military action in the interest of keeping the peace, Neighborhood Watch stands as a unique non-governmental force of order in a chaotic multiverse.

History
Neighborhood Watch was established by Delilah Atlas with the remnants of the old C3 organization that, while having many of the same principles, was much less effective at taking care of their region of space-time. Instead of focusing on being a reactive force in response to crises, the newly-organized Neighborhood Watch, with the help of the Quintessence and the initial backing of the Spoils, began working to prevent such crises from occurring, and, when they do occur, being able to swiftly take care of the situation. Their first major conflict, and their most notable achievement, came against the Incubators, a race of alien entities dedicated to solving the eternal problem of entropy through a series of experiments, such as harnessing the emotions of prepubescent girls as an energy source. The Incubators had been interfering with early setups of Watch assets and bases, in order to protect their own grand designs, but the intrusions only drove the Watch to retaliate, culminating in the Neighborhood Watch-Incubator War, waged across space and time and causing the formation of the Watch's naval arm in the process, further bolstering the fledgling organization into a formidable force. The war ended with the Watch barely victorious, having lost many of the old guard from C3, but gaining a new home: the Eximus Yolk, now moved to the Ryuusei Cluster and renamed Stalwart. Afterwards, with quite the strength and reputation behind them, the Neighborhood Watch started to expand their operations throughout their four Core Sectors and eighteen Frontier Sectors. Along the way, they made numerous allies, such as the Greater Commonwealth of Arcadia, the Multiverse Agency, and, most recently, the Divine Sovereignty of Hoseidou. Their involvement in the Door of Origin Incident was limited, mainly pertaining to Commander Cincinnatus Foster being sent out to recover the And With Strange Aeons, a prototype ship lost in the chaos of the incident.

Organization
Neighborhood Watch is divided into many different branches, each headed by a Director, who serves on the Board of Directors. Each Director has a single vote in deciding affairs on the Board, with an Executive Director settling disputes and taking it upon themselves to make the decision in the event of a stalemate.