Guess what his final test is when he's put through one of Jigsaw's trials for real, with his wife Joyce's life on the line? It's cruelly subverted when a Surprisingly Realistic Outcome occurs, as the pectoral muscles simply aren't strong enough to support Bobby's full weight, and the hooks tear right out of his chest as he tries to climb the chains. Becoming the Boast: Bobby is a motivational speaker who falsely claims to have survived one of Jigsaw's death traps, in which he put two hooks through his pectoral muscles and climbed the chains attached to them in order to pull himself up to safety.
Up until this point, he hasn't been seen since the original Saw, six movies ago.
Back for the Finale: Lawrence Gordon comes back for this film, which was planned to be the series' original finale. Given that Lawrence is now another Jigsaw accomplice, he's technically also a bad guy, but he's leagues better than Hoffman. Hoffman wins as effortlessly as he has in the past two films, then gets captured and left to die by Lawrence as he was going to escape from the city. With his identity as a Serial Killer known to the public, he sees no reason not to become a raging psychopath, killing anyone who is in his way for the remainder of the film as sadistically as he can (until he's finally caught). Ax-Crazy: Hoffman becomes this by the time of this movie. And it was confirmed that unlike with Adam, no one is coming back to put him out of his misery. And I Must Scream: At the end of the film, Hoffman is chained in the abandoned bathroom with no means of escape and will certainly suffer a slow, painful death. 
Amoral Attorney: Since Suzanne was Bobby's lawyer during his scheme, handling the legal work, she counts as this as she knew she was defending his lies for money. All Just a Dream: Jill's first "death" at the hands of Hoffman falls under this. This is because the liquid used for the blood during filming (which is otherwise the same as in previous films) was changed to such color in order to normally appear red in 3D viewings. Alien Blood: When viewed in non-3D viewings, every character in the film appears to bleed pinkish blood. Alas, Poor Villain: Even after deciding not to fight each other and leaving Dina to die in the "Lover's Triangle" trap (after realizing she played them both for fools and didn't love either), both Brad and Ryan are completely horrified and have to shove their faces into their arms at the sight of her gruesome death by giant circular saw. Advertised Extra: Despite Tobin Bell receiving top billing and appearing in many of the movie's promotional material, John Kramer is barely in the movie at all.
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