^dude he said he wouldn’t kill Aayla.

Mundi didn't value trooper lives, Aayla did.

^Didn’t he? He seemed to value the clones to me personally.

^^^I meant along the lines of "why would you kill Mundi, why wouldn't you kill Aayla?"

^^ Legends fleshed out both characters. In Canon, the difference between the two may be negligible.

^In legends he seemed to value the clone troopers’ lives as well, though.

I’m not sure where it’s shown that Mundi didn’t care about the lives of clones because in both continuities he seemed to value them imo.

^I think it’s more so that in Legends the Clones perceived that Mundi didn’t care for them because he just so happened to have been involved in campaigns with high casualty rates. In reality he was just send to Separatist fortress worlds.

^Ahhh okay that’s much clearer because imo Mundi’s compassionate and emotional side was even more evident in legends due to his family and their ties with the hutts. Not to mention A’Sharad.

Depends on which jedi