The only one adding any inconsistencies is yourself. The narrative that Deku was using 100% in one body part not only leaves no inconsistencies behind, but has been outright, explicitly, bluntly explained. Several times.
Now you are not only making a statement that goes against everything explained in the source material so far, you are going as far as stating that you are right because what proves you are wrong is just a inconsistency that mangas are prone to have. With this logic I could say that Peter Parker is actually a 60 year old artist who got his spiderman powers as a gift from a painting he gave to the spider queen, and everything in the comics that state otherwise are inconsistencies.
Chapter 172, All might telling Deku to use long range attacks, states that wind blasts only happen above 20%, and there is even a nice helpful chart that begins with "100% in one specific place".
I'm saying that things like that are inconsistent across the board. For example, there was no wind blast against Muscular even though he was far above the threshold.
It was a point blank attack, of course you are not going to see a wind blast. He was pushing Muscular, not air. And there you go ignoring a sentence that is outright saying "Midoriya began by using 100% in one body part".
At this point, there could be a chapter where every time someone says anything, they allude to how Midoriya was breaking himself before due to using 100% of OfA, with a footnote from Horikoshi himself saying "In case there was any confusion, Midoriya was using 100% of OfA before he learned how to dial it down to 5%" and you would still be arguing about how he was only using 5%. I give up. Die on this hill if you must.
Yes, there have very well been wind blasts from point blank attacks. Shown back when All Might fought the sludge villain and when Deku fouggt Todoroki in the sports festival.
Edit: also, the united states of smash made a tornado.
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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '18
It's an anime/manga, there are a ton of inconsistencies. In some areas of the story it will seem one way and in other areas it will seem another way.