What is the context of this Hunter x Hunter reference in Inou Battle manga chapter 2? In chapter 2 of Inou Battle wa Nichijou-kei no Naka de manga adaptation, we can see that the middle panel makes a reference to Dragon Ball's meme "It's over 9000!". The line was actually "It's over 8000!" in the original Japanese manga, and this explains why Andou only counts up to 8000. The censored word is Scouter, which is the device to measure power level.



However, I don't recognize the reference on the left most panel. Searching for the censored word reveals that it is Menthuthuyoupi from Hunter x Hunter. However, I don't read the manga, so I don't understand the reference.

Which scene from Hunter x Hunter does this reference come from? And what is the context that makes it worth referenced by another author?
The first reference, &quot;Bankruptcy Chapter 7,&quot; is referring to one of Knuckle's abilities. Doing so, he lends his opponent some of his nen, but while they use it, they are charged &quot;interest&quot; on it, meaning they have to repay that much nen back to him.[1]
The reference here is that the male character is wondering how long it would take for Bankruptcy Chapter 7 to completely &quot;bankrupt&quot; her chuuni powers from her.
This is explicitly seen in a fight between Knuckle and Youpi (for short), during which Knuckle uses this ability on Youpi. It is revealed that Youpi has excessively high levels of nen. Knuckle states, comparing Youpi to the &quot;boss&quot; (Morel)[2]:

Five times what the boss has? Ten times? More? I can't tell! Assuming he's ten times stronger... with 700,000 aura... how long will it take before he [is hit by Bankruptcy Chapter 7]?

This is reinforced by a quote on the Wiki:

Menthuthuyoupi is an Enhancer. Knuckle estimates the size of Menthuthuyoupi's aura to be at least 10 times greater than Morel's, or at least 700,000.
  — Hunter x Hunter Wiki, Menthuthuyoupi

The reference here is just made to compare the scathingly high levels of Youpi's aura and drives home that her chuuni power is supposedly... over 700,000.

[1]: Explained in uber depth in episode 90, starting around 4:00.
[2]: Stated in episode 112, starting at 11:51.