Looking at pp, it defaults to bundling core modules, plus some of it's own modules. Confirmed with: pp -e "print join qq(\n), @ARGV, '-'x20, map(qq|$_ => $INC{$_}|, sort keys %INC)" -o printargv.exe && printargv.exe * ... which shows a few dozen included modules.

My guess is that either one of the PAR pacakges (or less likely, one of the CORE packages) is automatically globbing for you. I don't see a way to do the opposite of --bundle, other than trying --exclude on each of the elements of %INC until it stops auto-globbing (though that might break things if the culprit is in one of the PAR::* modules). Alternately, maybe --par or --perlscript to package without the standalone binary, and see if running the .par alone does the same (sorry, not enough time for those experiments for now).

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