I get that Prolia is a complicated topic as it does have strong benefits but it has a risk that I'm not aware of any other Osteoporosis med having. That is a rebound effect that means if you stop Prolia you may not only lose the bone density you gained but you may experience multiple fractures in a short period of time. I've seen people posting about having up to 10-12 fractures by stopping Prolia and not knowing the possible consequences.

That is not what happens with Evenity, Tymlos, or Forteo. So far as reported people just lose the bone they gained if they don't follow the anabolic with an anti-resorptive. They do not report multiple fractures.
I don't use the word rebound for the anabolic meds. I like this definition for medical rebound effect "Stopping a medication can cause withdrawal (discontinuation) symptoms, the return of the original illness, and rebound. The latter means that the disease will return stronger, faster, or with greater likelihood than if it had not been treated with medication".

So the "rebound" portion of the definition is where the condition gets worse. 1-12 fractures from stopping Prolia without immediately starting another med is definitely worse. Losing what you had gained with an anabolic is not what I consider a rebound.

Keith McCormack offers a possibly safe effective brief use of Prolia immediately followed by Reclast. I'm still thinking about that one.