3 queens finally embark on the last leg of their journey to take home the coveted Drag Supreme crown. This is their last chance to impress the drag cartel with their beauty, wit and talent. This round will be an overdose of charm, camp and comedy as they take that final “psyche-den-lic” trip to crowning glory.

It’s time to “undrag” the series with some insider scoops and revelations about this season’s inspiration, new rules and queens from the show’s creator/director Rod Singh and the main cast. And, we’ll take you on another high with the shocking and chaotic never-before-seen footage inside the infamous den.

It’s a battle of wits in this semi-final round and the five remaining queens must let their voices be heard. Their statement swimwear and empowered Pinay looks may not be enough to score high in this round, as they need to speak up this time to impress the cartel and the “captain”, Golden Globe nominee Dolly de Leon.

The queens relive their campus fantasies as Miss Intrams and Prom Queen, while baring their soul with their struggles as queer students back in the day. Will their performance place them on the Honors List or kick them out of the den at the end of this round? The cartel decides together with Gen Z queen and actress Andrea Brillantes.

The seven remaining queens transform into their own anime and alien characters and summon all their powers to stay in the competition. In this fantasy-inspired round, fight scenes won’t only happen onstage as the queens grill the youngest one at the arcade about her sincerity in this pageant. Cosplay icon Alodia Gosiengfiao joins the drag cartel as guest judge.

Eight drag queens entered the underground arcade with Sassa Gurl revealing episode two's rankings. She also announced the themewear for the third episode, which is Pinoy Supersti-Chos. For the Main Drag Showdown, the queens are dressed up in their given horror-version horoscopes to participate in a haunted house.

One queen bid farewell and this is no laughing matter (or is it?) for the 9 remaining queens. In this round, they must showcase their witty interpretation of Pinoy camp and give a fun performance in parlor-themed Pinoy comedy musical. Can their stage antics get some LOL from Pinoy comedy icon, Rufa Mae Quinto and drag lord Manila Luzon?

The new season is in for some major surprises. Ten drag artists strut their beauty, wit and talent on stage showcasing the Pinoy Kalyeah (Street) culture. The new rules also put more pressure on the queens, prompting them to clash not just onstage, but in the arcade as well. P-Pop stars BINI, Pop-rock icon Yeng Constantino and season 1 Drag Supreme NAIA sit in the judges’ panel.