The Night Watch

If you are looking for the Chapter, refer to Chapter 2: The Night Watch

{{TalentInfobox The Night Watch (夜警) is the Talent of Rembrandt van Rijn.
 * image1=Nightwatch Talent.png
 * kanji=夜警
 * romaji=Yakei
 * namesake=The Night Watch (1642 Painting by Rembrandt}
 * range=5 meter by 5 meter
 * type=Manipulation, Manifested, Long-Range
 * user(s)=Rembrandt van Rijn
 * Talent=The Nightwatch.jpg}}

Appearance
The Night Watch's basic appearance is similar to that of posing mannequins scattered all over the area where the Night Watch is deployed. If Rembrandt has ever looked at one of the people within the area where Night Watch is deployed, the mannequin will take shape as that person.

Rebroadcasting
The Night Watch is able to perfectly rebroadcast events that happen in a 5 meter by 5 meter space perfectly. The events rebroadcasted are accurate down to the bullets inside a gun. The ability has no offensive or defensive capabilities on its own, but thanks to Rembrandt's expertise with the Talent, he is able to use the Talent offensively by using previous attacks from others. He is also able to set traps by using Night Watch, by replaying previous events at a different time. The Night Watch's versatility and utility is what makes it an effective tool for both offense and defense.

The Night Watch is extremely versatile as well as demonstrated when fighting against Kyōsai Kawanabe where Rembrandt is able to replicate Saburo Murakami throwing paper all over the room to attack Kyōsai.

Derivation
or its original title, Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq, is a painting created by known for its massive size, its use of lighting and the perception of motion not usually associated with Military portraits. It is in the collection of the Amsterdam Museum but is prominently displayed in the Rijksmuseum as the best-known painting in its collection. The Night Watch is one of the most famous Dutch Golden Age paintings.

Trivia

 * The Talent letting Rembrandt rebroadcast past events was inspired by how the painting itself feels like peering into the past, along with the perception of motion.
 * The use of the Night Watch was inspired by a game named Quantum League.