The Masked Singer season 10 doesn't premiere until September 27, but the show has given fans a sneak peek of some of the incredible costumes that will grace the stage for its milestone competition. The Masked Singer season 10 has already announced that host Nick Cannon and panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Nicole Scherzinger will return. In addition, the delightful theme nights will still be a part of The Masked Singer.

In a teaser clip shared on YouTube, The Masked Singer revealed five new costumes. They include the two costumes that were announced on The Masked Singer Instagram page, Donut and Hawk.

Donut is made entirely of the colorful sweet treats, with sets of eyes on its belly and feet donuts. They're wearing a white chef's hat on their head. Hawk wears metallic red, white, and blue accessories, and bares their chiseled chest. They have a striking resemblance to the Egyptian god Horus. There are also characters that look like an anteater, a s'more, and a red hibiscus flower.

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The Masked Singer Season 10 Says "The Rumble" Is Coming

As The Masked Singer season 10 teaser reveals these new characters, "Rumble" by Skrillex plays in the background. The words "The rumble is coming!" flash on the screen. Although it's unclear exactly what this means, perhaps "the rumble" will replace the past two seasons' Battle Royale. However, it could also just refer to The Masked Singer competition in general.

In honor of its milestone season, The Masked Singer has declared that it's celebrating with its biggest and boldest costumes in the show's history. It'll be hard to top past creative costumes such as the smoke-breathing Hydra, multiplying Russian Dolls, and Baby Alien, which was the first-ever puppet costume, but these new masks seem to be very thrilling. It's always fun to see masks from the world of food, flowers, and animals. It'll be exciting to see how these costumes might fit into a theme night and, of course, who will be behind the masks.

It's also intriguing to think about why The Masked Singer is highlighting "the rumble" and what it could mean. Perhaps the show will listen to fans who've been unhappy with the Masked Singer season 8 and season 9 format, and will shake things up next time. A fresh new format could revitalize the show, making it even more extraordinary. No matter what happens, The Masked Singer season 10 already seems as though it might be the best yet.

The Masked Singer season 10 premieres Wednesday, September 27 at 8 p.m. EDT on FOX.

Sources: The Masked Singer/YouTube, The Masked Singer/Instagram