Will command line still be available after the release of the official GUI?

Yes, it will. As far as I know, there will be support for both in the future. Thus, you will have monero-wallet-cli, which is the command line wallet, and monero-wallet-gui, which will be the GUI wallet.

Will Monerod will be blended in similarly of what bitcoin core node/wallet is?

In the future, yes, see the feature request opened here. For now, however, monero-wallet-gui will be a separate binary that has to run alongside monerod. However, the GUI has a progress bar that shows the syncing status of monerod. Thus, new users would only have to open monerod and let it sync. They can monitor the progress in monero-wallet-gui.

Note that monero-wallet-gui might not be the official naming, but I used it in this answer for convenience.

Will command line still be available after the release of the official GUI?

Yes, it will. As far as I know, there will be support for both in the future. Thus, you will have monero-wallet-cli, which is the command line wallet, and monero-wallet-gui, which will be the GUI wallet.

Will Monerod will be blended in similarly of what bitcoin core node/wallet is?

In the future, yes, see the feature request opened here. For now, however, monero-wallet-gui will be a separate binary that has to run alongside monerod. However, the GUI has a progress bar that shows the syncing status of monerod. Thus, new users would only have to open monerod and let it sync. They can monitor the progress in monero-wallet-gui.

Note that monero-wallet-gui might not be the official naming, but I used it in this answer for convenience.

Will command line still be available after the release of the official GUI?

Yes it will. As far as I know, there will be support for both in the future. Thus, you will have monero-wallet-cli, which is the command line wallet, and monero-wallet-gui, which will be the GUI wallet.

Will Monerod will be blended in similarly of what bitcoin core node/wallet is?

In the future yes, see the feature request opened [here](https://github.com/monero-project/monero-core/issues/390. For now, however, monero-wallet-gui will be a separate binary that has to run alongside monerod. However, the GUI has a progress bar that shows the syncing status of monerod. Thus, new users would only have to open monerod and let it sync. They can monitor the progress in monero-wallet-gui.

Note that monero-wallet-gui might not be the official naming, but I used it in this answer for convenience.

Will command line still be available after the release of the official GUI?

Yes, it will. As far as I know, there will be support for both in the future. Thus, you will have monero-wallet-cli, which is the command line wallet, and monero-wallet-gui, which will be the GUI wallet.

Will Monerod will be blended in similarly of what bitcoin core node/wallet is?

In the future, yes, see the feature request opened here. For now, however, monero-wallet-gui will be a separate binary that has to run alongside monerod. However, the GUI has a progress bar that shows the syncing status of monerod. Thus, new users would only have to open monerod and let it sync. They can monitor the progress in monero-wallet-gui.

Note that monero-wallet-gui might not be the official naming, but I used it in this answer for convenience.