The ESP Guitar Company

it is possible that in 2019 built ec 1000 is mik?

- Yes. A lot of the 1000 series instruments are being built in both Indonesia and Korea. 

There is no ec-1000 on the 12th fret.

-A few years back they removed the model number inlay on the 12th fret on LTD's.

However, the fretboard also doesn’t look like an ebony.

-Looks like ebony to me. Most ebony is actually black with brown streaks, like this example. For a long time manufacturers would only use ebony that was mostly black and would sometimes use dye to make it full black. I won't get into it, but there was a big issue with overcutting for ebony looking for mostly black or pure black examples, and the majority of the wood being cut down was being wasted. Manufacturers like Taylor (I think) started to push to use ebony regardless of how black it was, trying to minimize the consumer bias that ebony must be 'pure black' because it was leading to vast overcutting and waste resulting in restrictions being placed on ebony for many years. Nowadays, pure black ebony is very difficult to find and the majority of manufacturers are using any color of ebony. If you see jet black ebony on an instrument nowadays odds are its dyed, or they paid a lot of money for wood blanks that are predominately black (or they got lucky and got some predominately black examples). 

Is this guitar fake?

-No.