Kanturu

The Kanturu Ruins are reached from Tarkan, and a second passage at (85,89) leads on to the Kanturu Relics. The Season 9 notes list the ruins at level 160. Kanturu is also tied to Tarkan in the lore: the failed experiment subjects of Kanturu ended up gathering there.

• Monsters: Splinter Wolf, Satyros, Iron Rider, Blade Hunter, Kentauros, Berserk, Gigantis and Genocider.
• The Moonstone Pendant, the entry item for the boss event, is found in the ruins. It goes in the ring slot, cannot be traded, but can be dropped.
• During a Golden Invasion a Golden Satyros can appear in the ruins.

The Kanturu Relics are home to Twin Tail, Dread Fear and Persona, and to the bosses Maya and Nightmare. The boss fight itself is the Kanturu Event: its entrance is in the ruins at (141,186), you need the Moonstone Pendant to get in, and up to 15 players take part. Beating Maya's hands and then Nightmare opens the Refining Tower for 23 hours, where Gemstones are refined into Jewels of Harmony.

While searching the Kanturu Ruins for artifacts, Arca scholars came across a door in a corner of the ruins that had been forced open. Behind it a staircase went down below the ruins. Powerful monsters roaming the underground facility kept the scholars out, so they planned to report to the Arca Noble Alliance and ask for the knights of the MU Continent to be sent in.

• It is an elemental hunting ground: the monsters that appear there carry an element (see the Elemental System).
• The monsters have excellent and critical damage rate resistance, damage absorption and debuff resistance.
• MU Helper Plus can take you straight to the main or sub-main spot of the element you pick.
• The map has a Safe Zone; if your character dies or the connection drops, you come back there.

The Safe Zone is in the middle of the map. Main drops: Excellent Brilliant Armor and the Excellent Socket Necklace, plus the usual hunting-ground and normal items.

An Elite Zone Flag stands at the entrance of the Elite Zone inside Kanturu Underground. The Elite monsters there use an Elite Skill and an Elite Debuff option: whenever they damage you, the debuff lands every time (100%) and hurts you. Like bosses, they cannot be affected by things such as Divine Punishment, and a Guardian with the Elite resistance option softens their debuffs.

Besides the normal loot of the map, Elite monsters have drops of their own. A few of them have a weekly cap that resets every week.