Ddung Keychains - real or fake?

I just got back from a trip to the West Coast. One of my stops was Vancouver, where I visited the Chinatown Night Market. To my delight, they had little Ddung dolls! But I could not for the life of me figure out if they were authentic or not. They had really well-painted faces that looked authentic to me; hard plastic bodies with detailed fingers (I believe fakies usually have poorly-molded hands); very thin hair (rooted only at the part line and drawn around into braids or up-dos); clothing made out of ribbons and glued on; and keychains sticking out of their heads. They were the same size as mini Ddungs. I'm leaning towards fakie, as every other toy at the market was an astonishingly low-quality knockoff (Bratz, Barbie, Lego...everything!). But does anyone know for sure?

I will ask the representative at ddung that I've been corresponding with if they have guidelines.