BTS Monuments: Beyond the Star - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Beginning
Seven boys from diverse backgrounds come together to form a group known as BTS.
Adolescence
Success casts its shadow. Even BTS members with remarkable feats get stuck in a slump.
Pursuit of Happiness
BTS members help each other through growing pains and learn the meaning of the stage and themselves.
Disconnected
An unprecedented pandemic halts performing, which is an artist's core. How will they pull through?
WELCOME!
At long last, BTS reunites with ARMY in person. At the same time, new paths open up for the members.
Begin and Again
BTS is finally back on stage in Korea. However, they cannot freely communicate with ARMY anymore.
Still Purple
Purple colors the entire city as BTS gives their all, knowing this stage could be their last.
Promise For Tomorrow
BTS closes the first chapter of its youth. Members prepare for a future reunion in their own ways.
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