What are the zodiac signs of the BTS members?

All seven, both zodiacs

BTS's birth dates are public record, so this table is arithmetic, not interpretation. The Western column is the Sun sign, which follows the solar calendar. The Chinese column is the year animal with its element, which follows the traditional year boundary — and that boundary is the one place these lookups usually go wrong, because the zodiac year does not start on 1 January.

Each member's full computed chart is on their page: Jin, Suga, J-Hope, RM, Jimin, V and Jungkook.

The pairs: two Virgos, two Dogs, two Pigs

Seven people across five years of births produce some doubling, and fans have noticed all of it. RM and Jungkook share Virgo; J-Hope and RM share the Wood Dog year; Jimin and V share the Wood Pig year — V and Jimin were classmates born eleven weeks apart, so of course they share a year animal. Jin, the eldest, is the group's only Monkey, and Jungkook, the youngest, its only Ox.

I'd resist reading the doubles as destiny. Any seven people born within a five-year span will share year animals, because there are only twelve to go around. The sharing tells you the group's age spread, which you already knew.

Why the Chinese column needs more care than the Western one

The Western Sun sign changes mid-month, so a December birthday like Jin's lands cleanly in Sagittarius. The Chinese year animal changes at the lunar new year, between late January and mid-February, and that catches people born early in the calendar year.

Two members sit near the tricky zone. Suga was born on 9 March 1993, safely after that year's new year on 23 January, so he is a Rooster. J-Hope was born on 18 February 1994 — the new year fell on 10 February 1994, eight days earlier, so he is a Dog by eight days. A lookup table that assigns animals by Western calendar year alone gets him right by luck; someone born that same January would be mislabelled. The boundary problem has its own write-up in the Chinese new year zodiac problem.

J-Hope's Western sign has a wrinkle too: 18 February is the day the Sun crossed from Aquarius into Pisces in 1994 — but it crossed late in the day by universal time, early morning on the 19th in Korea, so any birth hour on his actual birthday leaves him an Aquarius. If you have ever been told you are 'on the cusp', the same arithmetic settles it: cusp signs aren't real, there is always an exact boundary.

What these signs can and cannot tell you

The table above is solid because it only claims calendar facts: where the Sun was by date, and which traditional year each birth fell in. Both are checkable and nobody disputes them.

What the signs cannot do is explain why RM writes the lyrics or why Jin cooks. A Sun sign is one placement out of a whole chart, and the year animal is one character out of the eight that a full BaZi reading uses — the animal on the placemat is the outer face of a system that mostly lives elsewhere. Reading seven personalities off seven table rows is sun-sign stereotyping, and it works on anyone, which is the problem.