episode every Thursday. Official versions of the webtoon are available in Korean, English, Japanese, both Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Indonesian and Thai. On February 1, 2019, WEBTOON also opened Save Me to fan translations through a post on its official Twitter account WEBTOON. The series officially closed on April 11 with the uploading of its last two episodes. On March 15, 2019, Save Me was featured in an exhibition by Naver's Line Friends Store in Times Square, New York City. The exhibition showcased exclusive figurines of the seven central characters of the webtoon, although the figurines are not for sale. Line Friends Store also opened another Save Me exhibition in their Harajuku, Tokyo branch on March 22, 2019; both exhibitions ended on April 18, 2019. On March 28–30, 2019, BTS members Jin, Jungkook and J-Hope were featured reading and commenting on Save Me through short video clips uploaded by WEBTOON in their Twitter and YouTube accounts. The said artists are the real-life bases for the Save Me characters Seok-jin, Jung-kook and Ho-seok, respectively. Save Me, including other related works under the BTS Universe, has been the subject of much debate and theorizing among BTS fans. Hours after its initial release, it gained mostly positive response from readers and BTS fans. It quickly earned 20,000 followers with the release of its first two episodes. Save Me garnered a 9.9 rating on WEBTOON, and at its closing, the webtoon reached 50 million accumulated views. Notes References External links 화양연화 pt. 0 <SAVE ME> (original Korean version) Save Me (official English translation) Introduction to Save Me (WEBTOON - YouTube channel) South Korean webtoons 2019 webtoon debuts 2010s webtoons Time loop novels Science fiction webtoons BTS Universe Naver Comics titles