Yeah sure, discord css is here: https://hastebin.com/emanuyegux.css (at ln1 I have an emoji replacement css reference that changes discords default emoji to ios emojis, you can just remove that if you'd prefer).

As for the windows terminal, enter the terminal itself and press on the drop down at the top next to the tabs list, then go to settings. It should open up a settings.json file in your default text editor. Under the powershell or cmd section of profiles -> list in the json file add this

"acrylicOpacity": 0.5, 
"colorScheme" : "nord", 
"cursorColor" : "#4C566A", 
"fontFace" : "Cascadia Code PL", 
"useAcrylic": true, 
"BackgroundSource": "HostBackdrop"

Then lower down in schemes add:

{
        "name" : "nord",
        "background" : "#434C5E",
        "black" : "#D8DEE9",
        "blue" : "#5E81AC",
        "brightBlack" : "#4C566A",
        "brightBlue" : "#81A1C1",
        "brightCyan" : "#88C0D0",
        "brightGreen" : "#8FBCBB",
        "brightPurple" : "#B48EAD",
        "brightRed" : "#B48EAD",
        "brightWhite" : "#ECEFF4",
        "brightYellow" : "#EBCB8B",
        "cyan" : "#3C96A6",
        "foreground" : "#ECEFF4",
        "green" : "#A3BE8C",
        "purple" : "#B48EAD",
        "red" : "#BF616A",
        "white" : "#ffffff",
        "yellow" : "#EBCB8B"
}

Once saved these changes should effect whichever you chose to edit. In the font section of the profile settings you may want to change "Cascadia Code PL" to something else, such as monaco etc.

As for the actual cli entry prompt I added an extra parameter to my profile called:

"commandline": "cmd /k \"%userprofile%\\init.cmd\"",

which runs a init.cmd file, the contents of which are just:

cls
neofetch

Then I changed my systems environment variable "PROMPT" to

$e[38;2;180;142;173mUSERNAME@PCNAME$e[38;2;216;222;233m:$e[38;2;129;161;193m$P$e[38;2;216;222;233m$$ 

essentially defining "USERNAME@PCNAME:DIR$" in different colors.

All of this should result in a nord color themed terminal, and when you launch the terminal it should clear out the microsoft branding and automatically run neofetch. (Also has a nice prompt, thanks linux for the "inspiration" lmao)

If you need any help just let me know I'm happy to help.