I think it's interesting and really neat that Lavi's innocence takes the form of a hammer. Lavi as the person under the mask is, if not quite traumatized, utterly bitter because of all the wars he has seen ; he literally lost all his faith in humanity. To Lavi, war is the bane of the earth and of his existence. That's why I think it's so neat that his innocence is a hammer. It's something that, unlike so many other innocences, is not, per se, a weapon. When you think hammer you think building stuff, repairing stuff. A hammer is something that is largely used to make and not destroy (and Lavi's particular hammer doesn't looks like a war hammer but like a regular hammer that you'd use to hammer nails). So i think it's cool that while Lavi is surrounded by war, his innocence is something not inherently violent. There's also the fact that I think it suits him as a person. The hammer changes sizes to adapt to the situation, just like Lavi changes personas to adapt to his mission. Looking at it, you'd never guess that this innocence hides the power to control different elements : just like you couldn't tell, by looking at Lavi, that under the surface of the goofy and friendly idiot there's something darker, serious, more dangerous. It looks unassuming, like Lavi does.
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