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TOP 10 DALŠÍCH NEJLEPŠÍCH SAW PASTÍ
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Overview
The video is a countdown of “Top 10 other best Jigsaw traps” from the Saw universe. It’s framed as the narrator returning after “three years” to revisit the series and rate standout traps.
Main highlights by trap number (best moments)
#10 – “Wheel of Pain”
A conman-style storyteller “Bobby” claims he survived a Jigsaw trap—so Jigsaw punishes him with a trap featuring a wheel and his lawyer. The lawyer is threatened with iron spikes. Bobby tries to stop the wheel by lifting weights, but the situation flips into a brutal outcome where the lawyer is still killed.
#9 – “Fourneck / Furnace”
A group is trapped by lethal gas in an abandoned house. They must search for antidotes, but one character takes the wrong one. The door closes, the furnace turns on, and the remaining team can only help by breaking a window—ending in an agonizing “too little, too late.”
#8 – “A moment of silence”
A publicist who knowingly promotes Bobby’s lie is punished in a device governed by a timer tied to sound—the more noise she makes, the faster time runs out. She tries to buy time, but the trap ends with the spikes killing her even though the key is removed at the end.
#7 – “Piercing Chin”
A victim wakes in a classroom chained from heels to chin, with a bomb as the alternative. He tries to remove the chains one by one, but the trap is designed so he can’t reach safety. He’s forced into the trap’s explosive finale.
#6 – “Scalping chair”
A detective is placed into a trap requiring him to solve a 3-digit combination on spinning wheels before a woman is scalped. The narrator adds dark humor about the “wrong” way to use tools. The detective solves it at the last moment.
#5 – “Donate a piece of your brain”
Jigsaw’s accomplices set up an “experimental treatment” twist. The victim must remove a piece of his own brain using a mechanism (camera/enzyme/timer setup). The trap escalates into a gruesome self-surgery scene as the timer runs out.
#4 – “Breathe and you will die”
After insurance refuses treatment, John kidnaps the insurance agent. The victim is monitored by a breath sensor while concrete blocks close in with each breath, crushing him through a timed escalation.
#3 – “Bone breaker”
A chained victim is threatened with an irradiator that burns/hurts her unless she complies. She tries to escape by hammering her way free, but the trap resets—forcing repeated brutality until she’s essentially broken into final defeat.
#2 – “5 liters of blood”
A couple must donate five liters total to escape, but the trap can only be completed by two people splitting the task. Their hands are cut by a hot saw as the machine slowly drains them to the required amount. They’re saved right before collapse when police intervene.
#1 – “Valentina’s leg” (final winner)
The top trap centers on a victim whose neck apparatus requires supplying bone marrow to avoid decapitation. The victim’s leg must be severed with a string saw, then suction pumping transfers marrow/blood through the leg stump. Despite careful timing, the timer runs out before enough can be done—resulting in the victim losing both leg and head.
Jokes / narrator reactions that stand out
- The narrator repeatedly delivers sarcastic commentary, including mock “editor” jokes (e.g., how someone “should have made the trap throw number five”), along with general disbelief at how vicious the traps are.
- There’s also a consistent comedic framing of the storytelling (e.g., lines like “well, I would probably have told him…”), creating contrast against extremely graphic outcomes.
Ending
The narrator teases that the top two places are traps ranked #2 and #1, promising the full reveal as the countdown continues. The video ends with a typical sign-off telling viewers to behave and includes a call-to-action with a release date—“on the 11th.”
Personalities appearing (as referenced)
- John / Jigsaw
- Jigsaw’s accomplices / victims referenced: Mateo, Gabriela/Gabi, Valentina/Valina, Richard, Jitka
- Bobby (conman narrator character in the setup)
- Detective Rix
- Vela / insurance agent Velo/Vlova (insurance-related antagonist)
- Roman (maintenance worker)