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'Supernatural' season 12 spoilers, plot news: New promo reveals Lucifer's new vessel, multiple big bads to fight Winchester brothers

Sheanne Aguila September 09, 2016 10:36 PM EST

Promotional banner for \"Supernatural\" featuring from left to right: Mark Sheppard (Crowley), Jared Padalecki (Sam Winchester), Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester), and Misha Collins (Castiel). | Facebook/Supernatural

Sam and Dean Winchester's fight against evil continues in the upcoming season 12 of "Supernatural," and a new trailer featuring Lucifer's new vessel has been released.

In the first teaser for the next installment, viewers get a first look at Rick Springfield as Vince Vincente. He is the fallen angel's new rock star vessel, and the clip shows him in a heated confrontation with Crowley, also known as the former King of Hell. Elsewhere, Mary is determined to save her son who has been previously taken by the British Men of Letters."Right now, all that matters is getting Sam back," she said, while a bloodied Dean can be seen in the video.

Sam and Dean will surely need all the help they can get because they will be facing multiple villains this coming season. According to showrunner Andrew Dabb, Lucifer won't be the only big bad in the story. "At the beginning of the season, Lucifer's still out there. You've got the British Men of Letters, and you've got a couple other players," he hinted. "It's less Sam and Dean having to go up against one enemy and it's more Sam and Dean, especially as the season progresses, feeling they're surrounded by enemies, some of whom may be people they have viewed as allies up until this point."

Helping the Winchester brothers in their battle against sinister forces is returning cast member Adam Rose, who will reprise his role of Aaron Bass. He first appeared back in the eighth season's "Everybody Hates Hitler" episode as the grandson of a member of the Judah Initiativeâ€”a covert organization formed by rabbis to fight against the Thule Society. Aaron's main reason for coming back is to help Sam and Dean prepare to battle it out with Hitler.

Also returning in the upcoming season are actresses Samantha Smith and Elizabeth Blackmore as Mary Winchester and Lady Toni, respectively.

Catch all-new episodes of "Supernatural" season 12 which premieres on Thursday, Oct. 13 at 9 p.m. EST on The CW.

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