I don't have much time right now but...
There are 'protein' shakes that are part of medically supervised programs and I've read of such where you either do all shakes or most shakes and 1 real meal. The shakes are different than those you would find in the store. They are usually a bit heavy on the protein but are generally complete. There are complete shakes you can find, usually not in your grocery store, that may be valid to help replace some of your meals. I used to do it because they are quick and I was lazy. I still keep on hand various powders to make shakes but all of them are complete (one even includes powderized whole foods) and I wouldn't call any of them 'protein shakes'. I only use them when I want something quick and I don't want to eat something.
To replace all meals with shakes without being under a doctors supervision and since no shake on the market is meant to replace all your meals, it is dangerous and not recommended.