Netflix loves weird, and "Sexy Beast" is the latest proof that the big red streaming machine is always betting on the strangest of concepts: mix Netflix's hit show "Love is Blind" with Fox's popular series "The Masked Diva" What would happen?

Yes, there will be a devil dating a mouse A dolphin drinks with a scarecrow Beavers and tigers play skeet And a panda throws an axe See for yourself below

Yes, Netflix's "Sexy Beasts" will feature a dating show where people (arguably) put on the most ridiculous disguises to aid their dating efforts Yes, they dress up as animals while looking for a love connection - to be judged solely on personality, not appearance

And before you ask, let me say no, they are not furries (people who prefer to live and love in these costumes) They are simply willingly dressing up in unique costumes in order to appear in this new Netflix series

These costumes are top-of-the-line, designed by Christian Mallett, who is known for his work on such films as "Mission: Impossible" and "The Theory of Everything: Mission: Impossible" and "The Theory of Everything"

"Welcome to the strangest blind date ever!" No one will argue when a disembodied voice greets them with the message "I'm here Because the series is trying to set people up for romance while dressed as strange creatures

Of course, these people will reveal themselves to each other, but before they do, they also throw axes, take long walks, and make out while wearing masks All in search of their own sexy beast

Sexy Beast Season 1, with just six 30-minute episodes, will premiere worldwide on July 21 The series is narrated by Rob Delaney ("Catastrophe")

But don't worry, this won't be the last time you see these daring daters in disguise

Netflix did not order just one season of "Sexy Beast," so we can already confirm that "Sexy Beast" Season 2 will happen; according to Variety, a second season with six more episodes is scheduled for later this year later this year