Ddung keychain fakie?

[Ninox]

I got this little doll in a bag of toys from a thrift shop recently. She has no names on her that could identify her, but after reading a thread posted here, I was convinced that she was a Ddung doll:
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However, I've been unable to find a picture of this particular model anywhere online, even when I tried searching for "ddung fakie". Could anyone with more knowledge on these sort of dolls than I do shed a little light on this little mystery?

[NoDivision]

She's very cute and looks a lot like a genuine DDung, but I would say she's a fake solely because of the keychain factor. Some info from this site http://cuteinkorea.com/ddung-dolls/

"The most common bootleg of Ddung is as a “fashion doll keychain” that you can find at the cheap accessory shops here in Korea.These are being sold on Ebay and various places online, so just be aware that she is not a real Ddung, which is why she costs a lot less!  So far I have only ever seen bootlegs as key chains/phone straps."

[A Bear]

oh! i have one of these fakies too! a korean store here sells them.
real ddung dolls' clothes probably aren't a ribbon tied around with a bow glued on for the top

[Ninox]

All right -- looks like that answers my question. Thank you very much, you two!

[beajjai033]

Yes - this is a fakie. Here there are so many small shops selling them

[Galactica]

I've even seen those for sale at the flea market in CA-  for sure a fakie!  (I bought one each for both my nieces)

[kaskurgi]

There is an Ebay seller that sells I believe 15-30 for 29.99 + free shipping