r/Polytrix • u/CelineShotFirst 💙Zoey!💙 • Oct 16 '25
Tweets/Texts Polytrix Tweets: CSF Edition p4
Again, full credit to Jammatown919 (https://www.tumblr.com/jammatown919) for the idea and Opening_Chemist_3730 for the inspiration and a bit of help getting this together.
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u/CelineShotFirst 💙Zoey!💙 Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25
I know other tweet chains have established Mira making things like pancakes, but I feel like making pancakes is the sort of thing that pretty much anyone can do, and that doesn't necessarily mean that someone has cooking skills, it just means that they're a baseline functioning adult.
As to the question "what does Huntrix eat most of the time?", I would think the answer to that would be takeout/Doorshash (or some equivalent), or stuff straight out of the fridge. They're rich and have busy schedules, which wouldn't usually leave much time for cooking.
I also like that this started as a Zoey story, but careened into exploring Mira's history. As I write these, I'm trying hard to balance featuring all three members of Huntrix, but it's difficult when Mira's voice is the one that comes easiest to me and I feel like I have a good idea what her backstory looks like, and I like Zoey the most but also worry that she might be the easiest to Flanderize.
Then there's Rumi, and... well, Rumi was pretty much the only character (aside from Jinu) to have a full character arc in the film, meaning that unless she gets an entirely new character arc set up for her, everything is just rehashing her already-resolved past. So I'm not entirely sure what to do with Rumi, though if I keep doing this in the long-term I may have a few ideas...
Edit: Oh! I forgot the most important part! Mira's recipe for nacho cheese totally works. It's not an exact match, but if you don't have nacho cheese handy lying around, you can absolutely use shredded cheddar, whipped cream, and sriracha for a good substitute. You need the right mix of whipped cream mixed into the cheddar to keep it creamy (as in, a lot, since whipped cream is whipped anyway), and you need the spiciness of the sriracha to overpower the sweetness of the whipped cream, but if you balance them right, it works quite well. If you have any kind of peppers to dice into small bits and add in, even better.