We link the overconvergence properties of certain Taylor series in
the unit disk to the maximality of their cluster sets, so connecting
outer wild behavior to inner wild behavior. Specifically, it is
proved the existence of a dense linear manifold of holomorphic
functions in the disk that are, except for zero, universal Taylor
series in the sense of Nestoridis and, simultaneously, have maximal
cluster sets along many curves tending to the boundary. Moreover, it
is constructed a dense linear manifold of universal Taylor series
having, for each boundary point, limit zero along some path which is
tangent to the corresponding radius. Finally, it is proved the
existence of a closed infinite dimensional manifold of
holomorphic functions enjoying the two-fold wild behavior specified
at the beginning.