7 things you need to know about season 6 of 'The Masked Singer'

The clip, which was originally shared by Entertainment Weekly, gives us a first look at some of the costumes we can expect from season six — as usual, they have to be seen to be believed.

Watch the clip here.

Here we have Queen of Hearts, Cupcake, Dalmatian, and Banana Split, a two-person costume.

Other contestants were teased in the trailer, like Mallard and Hamster, but we'll soon learn more about who we can expect to meet.

"We're kind of going back to what made the show fantastic," executive producer Craig Plestis told Entertainment Weekly. "Not everyone is a professional singer, but there's a lot of hidden talents we've discovered around the world and in Hollywood, people who can sing and perform."

The sneak peek was announced by Entertainment Weekly. The 30-minute segment will air after the NFL on Sunday, September 12, at 8 p.m.

It will include the final costume reveal of the season, as well as a closer look at Fox's newest singing competition, "Alter Ego," including "an exclusive backstage tour," which will "show the viewer how the motion capture technology works," hosted by Lachey. He's one of the judges on the new show, alongside will.i.am, Grimes, and Alanis Morissette.

No guest panelists have been announced yet, but we'd like to see Niecy Nash back after a successful temporary hosting stint.

Seasons four and five were filmed during the pandemic, leading to the show utilizing a virtual audience. But this year, an audience — albeit a smaller one — will be back.

"It changes the dynamics in the studio," showrunner James Breen told Entertainment Weekly. "I think it's just been really fun to get fans back into the room and have them experience it with us."

We can break it down more: For the first four seasons of the show, there were actually three groups that competed before merging for the last few episodes. In season five, Group C was cut out altogether and replaced by wildcard contestants who joined a group randomly, before the merging.

This year, along with wildcards, Group A and Group B will each declare a winner. Then those two will face off for the first time at the finale before an ultimate winner is chosen.

"It's almost like we have three finales in our show. We have a winner from Group A and Group B, and they'll then be going head-to-head almost like a prizefight to see who is the Masked Singer [in the finale]," Plestis told Entertainment Weekly.

Cluedle-Doo, a rooster that popped up on stage to randomly give out clues, was a new addition last season. He was eventually unmasked as Jenny McCarthy's husband and New Kid on the Block member Donnie Wahlberg.

Will he be back? Or will there be a new Cluedle-Doo to unmasked? We'll have to wait and see.